Sentence examples for Open benefits from inspiring English sources

The central benefits of an effective legal system, including security and order, are all the sort of non-excludable public goods that Simmons (1979, 138 39) calls "open benefits".

Retailers that managed to stay open benefited, too.

On December 1 , 2003 Pharmacare changed the benefit status of both risperidone and quetiapine from medications that required specific criteria for use (i.e., restricted use) to an open benefit.

"This outcome is disappointing for anyone who believes that open innovation benefits users and promotes creativity and competition.

However, the quality of grazing grounds was improved by forestry during this time mainly because selective logging made the forests more open which benefits lichen growth.

Linux and other "open sources" benefited in the last downturn, but that doesn't make "openness" a universal truth.

At the Open City benefit we hadn't made friends, exactly, but a line of communication had opened.

Open markets benefit the millions of poor Mexicans who are not farmers but consume lots of maize.

He also said the Open would benefit from its large number of local workers, in case public transportation is not back up by Monday morning.

Translating data into action can be a complex process but partnerships with the media and 'info-mediaries' can help make open data benefit citizens.

Work experience does make people more employable – and it should be open to benefit claimants, not just those with better-off parents who can subsidise them.