Sentence examples for traps benefit from inspiring English sources

The deep traps benefit both the on- and off-state gate current behavior.

Payment by results will be different, offering an incentive to trap benefit claimants.

No means-testing of benefits, and thus no families stuck in poverty traps where benefit withdrawal erodes any increase in earnings.

I want to think that dotted lines given to young adults aren't hiding traps to benefit older ones, especially educators, doctors and other well-educated people.

In 2013, we will reform the welfare system to get people trapped on benefits back into work.

Currently, people are being trapped on benefits or are missing out on the support they are rightly entitled to.

According to the Tories, this key part of their welfare "revolution" would ensure that work pays for the millions of people trapped on benefits.

I think most viewers are intelligent enough to realise that the programme was largely concerned with those who were in some sense trapped on benefits.

As jobs and opportunities are created, those who have been trapped on benefits must, this time round, be at the front of the queue.

In June, Stephen Timms, chief secretary to the Treasury and an MP in Newham, east London, where the pilot took place, said SoT "opens up interesting pathways into employment for some people who have been trapped on benefits in the past".

High rents across much of southern England reflect the over-heated property market, but to pretend that poor people will be able to take on a new affordable rent home in these areas without ending up trapped in benefit-dependence is disingenuous.