Sentence examples for based on benefits from inspiring English sources

'If we see any proposal based on benefits, we would see that as a warning sign and advise creditors to check it has been based on best advice,' Sands said.

Advanced process control benefits programmed into advanced process control optimizer (APCO) are based on benefits already computed for a major refinery in Kuwait.

108, 75 L.Ed. 315, 72 A.L.R. 1096; so-called assessments for public improvements laid upon particular property owners are ordinarily constitutional only if based on benefits received by them.

"In addition, our investment was based on benefits that aren't easily quantified, like job creation, affordable housing, school construction and open space -- and all of this on a site that is now an open railyard without any public benefit," Mr. Lombino said.

The way to do it is to establish a reformed system that retains a private health-insurance sector but offers a new government-run plan (based on benefits open to members of Congress) so relatively attractive that people voluntarily move out of the private sector, thereby starving it.

Based on benefits from recent acquisitions, Teledyne should at least meet its 2007 guidance.

A timelier measure of unemployment, based on benefit claims, rose by 77,900 in December, beating 1991's peak for a second consecutive month.

A perspective can be to propose an efficient indicator, for instance based on Benefit-Cost-Deficit (BCD) model, which can lead to the system resilience characterisation.

[O]il companies make decisions about where to drill, and which safety equipment to use, based on benefit-cost analyses of the impact on their bottom line.

Goals should be individualized and lower goals may be reasonable based on benefit-risk assessment.

Powerlessness breeds mistrust, and a system based on mistrust benefits no one.