Sentence examples for based on for benefit from inspiring English sources
We can call for a new business model, based on "for benefit" organisations, to challenge the domination of the joint stock company.
Cousinage, part of the generally harmonious relations between the peoples of Mali, is based on mutual benefit, and respect for one another's territory.
He also attacked Osborne's entire deficit reduction strategy that has been to a large degree based on cutting benefits for working-age people while protecting those for pensioners, who are more likely to vote.
Most medications are approved for marketing based on favorable benefit to risk assessments from clinical trial data in adults.
It charges the player's teams for cap space based on the benefit the teams received if the player's actual salary was larger than his average salary.
As Joe Z. Klein at the New York Times said, the Cap Advantage Recapture scheme "charges the player's teams for cap space based on the benefit the teams received if the player's actual salary was larger than his average salary.
"However this was based on assumed benefits for ecology and health which have now been found to be excessive.
Conservation agriculture (CA) practices of reduced soil tillage, permanent organic soil coverage and intercropping/crop rotation, are being advocated globally, based on perceived benefits for crop yields, soil carbon storage, weed suppression, reduced soil erosion and improved soil water retention.
For planners needing to choose based on greatest potential benefit for the population, risk difference was more useful.
The models assume that animals choose patches for their home ranges based on resource benefits discounted for travel costs.
