Sentence examples for transitional benefits from inspiring English sources

The program provides the same level of benefits, and a host of transitional benefits.

"Welfare tells you, 'We're going to give you transitional benefits,' but then what they're doing is just cutting you off".

While child care spending is way up over the last five years and food stamp use started to rise this summer, the city acknowledges that transitional benefits are underused.

Observers not cocooned in the village of Westminster or EU chancelleries might be forgiven for asking why so much time and energy is spent arguing about such matters as transitional benefits in Britain for east European workers relating to a minute fraction of the number of displaced people threatening political stability throughout the continent.

Transitional benefits are already available to spouses of service members convicted of domestic violence.

Congress responded in January with a provision that requires the Pentagon to study the feasibility of providing "transitional benefits" to families in these cases.

Bondfield was prepared to cut general unemployment benefit, provided the most needy recipients those on so-called "transitional benefit"—were protected.

Changes to the funding system have already begun with the introduction of transitional housing benefit.

In some countries, "transitional" in-work benefits are paid only for a limited period following new employment in a qualifying job (e.g., Australia, Belgium, Canada, Ireland, Japan, Korea and the Slovak Republic).

The Educational Transitional Fund has benefited from two such reviews in its first phase of operations.

Though all high school seniors can benefit from transitional experiences before leaving the relatively structured world of high school for the more independent academic and social lives of college, some students drown without them.