Sentence examples for benefit a decision from inspiring English sources

Montblanc had promised to help pay for the concert well before it was transformed into a benefit, a decision made at Mr. Lang's request.

Barb Rechterman, executive vice president and chief marketing officer at GoDaddy, said the new campaign would benefit from a decision to "move some advertising dollars forward" into the fourth quarter from next year.

The Red Cross will benefit from a decision by Nortel Networks to donate $3.5 million worth of commercial time -- the company's remaining TV ad budget through the end of the year -- to the organization to run public service announcements.

"The community will benefit from a decision by Ferguson to follow the law without the necessity of a court order requiring it to do so," the ACLU letter stated.

The needs assessment found that women's knowledge of pain relief options was limited and these women would benefit from a decision aid for labour analgesia.

"As your country is the largest supplier of table salt in the region, more than 100 million people will benefit from a decision of the Parliament of Ukraine on universal salt iodisation'.

But Leicester's second arrived after 22 minutes with Mahrez again benefiting from a decision in his favour.

But patients would have to sue in federal court if they wanted to challenge an administrative decision to deny benefits, a decision involving no question of medical judgment.

The first is to cut benefits; a decision has already been made to raise the retirement age from 60 to 65, starting early next century, and further increases seem possible.

Many dropouts have retired or begun collecting disability benefits, a decision that is "more or less permanent", according to Shigeru Fujita of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

Mr. Jagan exhausted three years trying to get compensated, only to be denied all benefits, a decision that stunned even some insurance company lawyers.