Sentence examples for Proposed benefits from inspiring English sources
Proposed benefits are generous, covering services ranging from doctor and hospital to mental health and substance abuse care.
Proposed benefits include resistance to censorship, new types of monetization/sustainability, more secure management of data and more.
Proposed benefits packages for areas around fracking sites would "go nowhere near compensating" those affected, a Lancashire campaign group has said.
Proposed benefits include enhanced ownership and empowerment of consumers, and increased accountability of initiatives [ 16].
Proposed benefits for male perpetrators include increased access to limited resources, prevention of misdirected parental care, nutritional benefits, or increased reproductive opportunities (Ebensperger 1998).
And studies on other proposed benefits of the capsules (against dementia or arthritis, for instance) have been even iffier.
Its proposed benefits include optimization of lag screw placement, plate shaft congruence and reduced risk of failure.
Despite the proposed benefits of social capital, though, many communities lack those things that foster better connection, like public places to gather or opportunities to engage in meaningful work.
Mr Davis said that the proposed benefits ban was already getting extensive coverage in Eastern European media which was likely to encourage migrants to come to Britain before the tougher rules were implemented.
The other proposed benefits reform announced by the chancellor was a cut to the welfare cap, the maximum amount a working-age household can claim in benefits.
