Sentence examples for approved benefits from inspiring English sources

Content-based image retrieval (CBIR) offers approved benefits for computer-aided diagnosis (CAD), but is still not well established in radiological routine yet.

In addition, the government has also approved benefits for companies relocating their employees to Beersheba in order to expedite building this cyber security ecosystem," said Tomer Saban, cofounder and CEO of WireX, a digital forensics company based in Israel and Silicon Valley.

Several years ago, Vermont created Low-Profit Limited Liability Corporations, or L3Cs (Vermont, bless those hippies, also approved Benefit Corporations in May).

But even if they are approved, benefit recipients are likely to lose out because of a cut in funding.

The poll, which had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points, also found that 84 percent want the state to require proof of citizenship before approving benefits like public assistance.

This officer is actually going to have to sign a form approving benefits for icky gay people!

He has pressed for two constitutional amendments — both of which Mr. Cross mocks as "gimmicks" — that would make it more difficult to approve benefit increases for pensioners and would hold state spending growth to a level residents see in their salaries.

These supplements don't contain any additional vitamins or minerals so don't actually have any approved health benefits," says the research.

Although recent polls suggest that a clear majority of Washington residents are poised to allow the law to stand, one dynamic that could be influential and is difficult to assess is that just three years ago, voters in a statewide referendum approved state benefits for gay and lesbian couples who register as domestic partners.

To be approved for benefits, applicants must have a neurological assessment done, coordinated by the board.

That summer, they approved the benefits expansion, the legislature passed it by overwhelming margins in both houses and the governor signed the bill in September 1999.