Sentence examples for a draft benefits from inspiring English sources
The Department of Health in England published a draft benefits realization framework in October 2004 to help NHS organizations deliver the benefits expected of Agenda for Change which made it clear that Agenda for Change would be 'a contributory factor to achieving the success criteria rather than the sole factor' [ 13].
A few weeks later, the department sent him another letter saying that the June notice was only a draft and that his benefits would not be restored.
Only someone who has never experienced the attention-focusing qualities of being shot at can write self-assuredly about a draft's character-building benefits.
Subsequently, US FDA [11] published a draft quantitative risk and benefit assessment report on the consumption of commercial fish and focused on fetal neurodevelopmental effects.
King did mention that the Nets could benefit from a draft class that is projected to produce more solid, complementary players than stars.
But Sgt. Barry Perkins, the military policeman at Fort Benning, who has been around the block a few more times than a buck private, said America's military -- and its youth -- would benefit from a draft that included both men and women.
The political jockeying has been heating up since Sept. 4, when the World Trade Organization issued a draft ruling that Airbus had benefited from unfair subsidies from European governments in its competition with Boeing for sales of commercial planes.
On 21 January 2009 the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) released for a 90-day public comment period a draft report on the risks and benefits of commercial fish consumption.
Currently there is an attempt to develop an International Regime on Access and Benefit Sharing with a draft text expected from a working group sometime in 2010.
Turn a windmill on its side, so to speak, and the drafting benefit returns.
When he completed a draft of this book, Lindsay-Hogg sent it to Gloria Vanderbilt, a former friend with benefits.
