Sentence examples for assert the benefits from inspiring English sources
The government's latest attempt to assert the benefits of the China agreement follows weeks of campaigning by unions, including the CFMEU and the Electrical Trades Union, against the deal.
To assert the benefits of intervening on a given endemic population, we first simulate our age structured model in equilibrium conditions to obtain the age profile of clinical disease prevalence without any intervention.
The fragrance industry asserts the benefits of scents, whether natural, man-made, or designed to smell like nature.
However, scientific evidence to assert the thermal benefit from this greening option especially at neighborhood scale is still very few.
Critics assert that the benefits of such programs are transient at best, pointing to failed efforts of generations past.
Conversely, proponents of the CWD procedure assert that the benefits are unlikely to outweigh the disadvantages of preserving the posterior bony canal wall.
Ottawa CAM practitioners asserted the patient-benefits of a more integrated CAM-conventional medicine approach to fertility treatment; also expressed by Australian infertility patients [ 20].
In addition to asserting the putative prosocial benefits of belief in free will, such studies have often suggested that it is dangerous to disclose growing reservations about the existence of free will, and John Bargh at Yale has expressed disquiet about social psychologists potentially seeking to restrict such information.
Burt Neuborne (Op-Ed, Dec. 16) asserts that "the benefit of congressionally created civilian tribunals is that they would not force us to surrender crucial principles of our legal heritage in the name of security".
The London mayor also asked the prime minister about the state of the negotiations on restricting in-work benefits, asserting the role of national parliaments, giving Britain an opt-out from the EU's commitment to ever-closer union and promoting competitiveness.
