Sentence examples for acceptance of benefit from inspiring English sources
BA has agreed to make a one-time contribution of $1.5 billion into the pension fund, subject to acceptance of benefit changes.
Somewhere between the benign neglect of traditional charity and the blind acceptance of benefit-cost analysis is a sweet spot for philanthropists of all stripes to move toward.
The public prosecution in Berlin halted investigations concerning unlawful acceptance of benefits in June, but legal proceedings were still ongoing in Hannover, Lower Saxony's capital.
5The data from observational studies have led to the general acceptance of the benefit of smoking cessation in stroke prevention.
While such acceptance of social benefit over individual rights does not apply now to predictive and carrier testing for genetic abnormalities or to correcting genetic abnormalities – and indeed the analogy drawn here is not exact – in due course public health considerations may also achieve over-riding importance.
In other countries there has long been much higher levels of support and acceptance of the benefits of organic food and farming.
Many illegal immigrants, prisoners and members of certain religious groups opposed to the acceptance of insurance benefits will also be exempt from penalties if they forgo coverage, the administration said.
What united both Derek Jones and Dr Rita Austin was a readiness to admit that things should have been done very differently, as well as a rueful acceptance of the benefits of hindsight for both auditors and AMs.
There are obstacles, many of which are economic, to broad transdisciplinary acceptance of the benefits gained from a One Health approach.
Another development has been the acceptance of the benefits of PC being delivered beyond those with a diagnosis of cancer to those people suffering from a chronic illness [ 3].
After reporting sick with acceptance of the sickness benefit claim by the SSA, the sick-listed unemployed worker receives a sickness benefit instead of an unemployment benefit.
