Sentence examples for withdraw benefits from inspiring English sources

Iain Duncan Smith, the welfare secretary, wants to withdraw benefits from convicted rioters.

Existing schemes withdraw benefits from low earners as they earn more, discouraging work and so trapping some in poverty.

A futile, impractical threat to withdraw benefits from addicts dominated the news of the government's new 10-year drugs plan.

She also notes the problem of timing: "The Government's proposals withdraw benefits more quickly from all kinds of families as they earn more income.

Many Californian Latinos turned against the Republicans in 1994, when the latter sponsored Proposition 187, which tried to withdraw benefits from illegal aliens.

One of the supposed "benefit claimaints" - named as 'Sarah' - was quoted praising the DWP for threatening to withdraw benefits if she refused to complete her CV.

It was reported last week that European leaders are on the verge of agreeing a deal whereby Britain would withdraw benefit payments to all workers, including Britons, for their first four years in the job market.

The debate is about lowering the threshold for withdrawing benefits.

Many employers -- private and public -- have withdrawn benefits.

But withdrawing benefits more slowly from those who find work is expensive.

That would reduce the proportion of every extra pound earned that is lost through withdrawn benefits.