Sentence examples for was given benefits from inspiring English sources

Six months after he started working there he was given benefits.

They were allowed to work here and they were given benefits.

But so far only a handful of councils have been given Benefits Agency terminals.

The other two reports led to people in dire need immediately being given benefits.

BBC director general is in post for less than three months – fails, resigns and is given benefits of more than £600,000.

This can lead to exclusion through welfare chauvinism or, if these strangers are given benefits, to decreased social spending.

The challenge is that contractors cannot be given benefits, so companies are forced to compete against other companies with employment even though workers themselves would prefer the flexibility of contracting over the requirements of full employment.

"You can't just be given benefits, with no strings attached and with no questions asked, when you are being given support to find your way back into work".

The question is whether even participants who aren't harmed should be given benefits, and whether harmed participants should be given benefits in addition to any compensation for research-related harm.

If you want to employ someone through salary as well as commission, you have higher risk, because you are giving benefits, training them and investing in support while they are on the road.

Mr Harper said: "We are giving benefit claimants every opportunity to tell us if their circumstances have changed, as the majority do.