Sentence examples for asserted benefits from inspiring English sources

Smokers receive near-instant physiological rewards from smoking as well as potential peer approval, while the asserted benefits of cessation - a promise they might live longer and die of something other than a disease caused by smoking - are deferred [ 40, 44].

For the trustee, a trial affords him a chance to recover as much as $400 million, and to have affirmed some of the legal reasoning behind his other efforts to recoup money from investors he has asserted improperly benefited from their dealings with Madoff.

And it claims "any asserted local benefit of the Ordinance's residency restriction and Hosting Platform rules is outweighed by the substantial burdens they impose on interstate commerce" and as a result it violates the Constitution's commerce clause.

All persons in charge of diabetics' care asserted having benefited from the in-service job training about type 2 diabetes care (100%).

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.

The main point on which they differ from established ones is in their optimistic view of life on earth-they assert temporal benefits are bound to accrue to the believer.

Among other claims, those advocating cuts to Social Security assert that benefits are generous.

The fragrance industry asserts the benefits of scents, whether natural, man-made, or designed to smell like nature.

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.

In "Making the Cuts, Keeping the Benefits" (Op-Ed, Jan . 11, Cindy Williams asserts that benefit improvements for military retirees hurt other defense budget needs and don't help retain active-duty troops.

The nine palaces being built by Global Country are being financed by $40 million worth of tax-free bonds backed by the Colorado Health Facilities Authority — thanks to the asserted individual health benefits of TM — and secured by some of the more than $250 million in land TM owns in the United States.