Sentence examples for which claimants from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bran pointed to three arbitration cases against the firm decided recently in which claimants won no money.

The agency acknowledged in court on Thursday that it routinely closed cases in which claimants had died before their reviews could take place.

"Passported" benefits: additional benefits (such as free school meals or free prescriptions) to which claimants on certain other benefits and/or tax credits are automatically entitled.

Answering a question in the Commons, Hoban said: "Moving into work is one way in which claimants affected by the cap might decide to improve their financial situation.

"This creates a network of nearly 750 sites across Lot 3 (as shown in the diagram below) within which claimants can attend a face-to-face consultation.

He also denied that the government or the DWP managers set staff targets for the rate at which claimants are sanctioned in particular offices.

In its adjudication the tribunal said: "Disgraceful though it is, the tribunal concludes that a blacklist exists in relation to certain workers in the industry in which the claimants work and that the claimants are all on that blacklist".

Clarke must know all this though, interestingly, he said he was "most unsettled" by criticism of the government's plan from special advocates - the vetted lawyers who would have the unenviable task of trying to represent claimants in secret hearings from which the claimants and their own lawyers would be excluded.

Another 7,200 claimants had died after being awarded ESA and being placed in the separate work-related activity group – a category which identifies claimants who are unfit to work but may be able to return to work in the future.

This has contributed significantly to the mistrust which many claimants feel about the whole process.

One way this is done is through Money Claim Online, which allows claimants to commence proceedings over the internet.