The phrase "allow benefit" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where permission is granted for someone to receive an advantage or gain, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The new policy will allow benefit to those who qualify for assistance."
Alternatives: "permit advantage" or "grant benefit".
Under the "off budget" perspective, even if dedicated revenues are falling short of promised benefits, that "cash flow shortfall" is not a problem because the trust fund (which equals the federal government's liability to Social Security) will allow benefit payments to continue under current laws for a long time -- until 2036 under the Trustees' latest projections.
However, a child can be too young for SSTs as well, because the attention span must be long enough [ 25], the didactic presentations must not be overwhelming to allow benefit [ 9], and the children must be able to read and write their homework.
Limitations of the study included the potential for being underpowered, self-report measures of diet and physical activity, underrepresentation of men, a relatively short duration (6 mo) to allow benefit of a small caloric change such as beverage substitution to accrue, and lack of long-term follow-up.
Grayling will have to decide whether to change parliamentary regulations that allow benefits to be withheld.
Some states, among them Louisiana, allow benefits for only two years in a five-year period.
That would allow benefits recipients to continue to draw money from their bank accounts even if the government hasn't technically paid them.
Hawaii and Connecticut, which allow benefits for nontraditional pairs, may also endorse the marriages, as may cities that now maintain registries for domestic partners.
There would also be questions on the system through which employers will supply real-time earnings data to allow benefits to be calculated on a monthly basis.
Those desirable outcomes should allow benefits to be dispersed across different impact groups and geographical locations across Europe and elsewhere.
If the speed is higher than a certain threshold that does not allow benefiting efficiently from switching to another system, the handover is canceled and considered as unnecessary.
The premium is lower in government-owned firms, which may be an indicator that control transfers, that allow benefits from the mandatory bid rule to accrue to minority shareholders, are less likely in government-owned firms.
