Still, there is cause for concern about a possible conflict of interest in tax breaks to companies negotiating with City Hall for benefits, a common practice, other ethics experts said.
But they might use bonus depreciation for qualified leasehold improvements, which are any internal improvements, not including building additions or anything else benefiting a common area, that are placed in service more than three years after the building goes into service.
Senators and House members have had to pay into Social Security since 1984; in some cases, their pension payouts are reduced by a portion of their Social Security benefits, a common feature of private-sector defined benefit pensions.
The 2009 meeting of the Signal Transduction Society brought together a vivid community of scientists working on distinct aspects of signal transduction, but often benefiting a common basis of emerging tools and approaches, which enabled a productive exchange of new tricks of the trade and fostered many new and sometimes interdisciplinary collaborations.
Combining nutritional supplements to achieve synergistic benefit is a common practice in the nutraceutical industry.
Soon Ella and she are playing, without benefit of a common language, on a hillock beside our cabin.
The region is poised to benefit from a common regional tourism development program fostered by the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
That morning, a waiter in the restaurant at my hotel had explained this to me without even the benefit of a common language.
By being in the EU, British businesses also benefit from a common set of rules to do business and attract foreign investors.
Although third parties may benefit from a common mobile standard, it is Europe that sets the standard, with the interests of its companies in mind.
