Sentence examples for unconditional benefits from inspiring English sources

People who consistently break the rules of civilised behaviour should not receive unconditional benefits.

The current UK government's punitive sanctions regime makes the idea of unconditional benefits attractive.

A fifth group will receive unconditional benefits without the bonus, while being allowed earn additional income from other jobs.

They studied 26 CCTs, five UCTs and four programmes that ran conditional and unconditional benefits in parallel (as in Ghana).

NANCY PELOSI, DEMOCRAT OF CALIFORNIA -- We have been told over the last decade that human rights in China would improve if we had unconditional trade benefits for China.

The new test is much tougher than the previous one and in pilots 30% fewer people have been found unfit for work and 70% fewer people have been found eligible for the full-rate, unconditional support benefit; in both cases claimants have been shifted to a lower benefit.

During pilots of the changeover, 70% fewer claimants were found eligible for the full-rate, unconditional support benefit.

Disability charities have given a cautious welcome to a government announcement that more claimants are receiving maximum, unconditional disability benefit payments, the apparent result of ongoing improvements to the testing system.

Some may want to opt for a university with unconditional offers to benefit from a more relaxing final school year.

First, even if it is true that unconditional cooperators will benefit from preferential interaction and hence network clustering, conditional cooperation is known to cut both ways, leading as easily to defection as to cooperation [15].

By making benefits payments unconditional on income or employment status, a UBI solves this problem, bringing people back into the labour force.