Sentence examples for benefit a scheme from inspiring English sources

He wants annual aid from rich countries doubled to $100 billion and poor-country debt worth $80 billion to be written off, much of it to Africa's benefit: a scheme that meshes well with the UN's Millennium Development Goals (see article).If donors increase their help, however, who will ensure that African countries respond?

It is understood they had decided it would be inappropriate for them to benefit from a scheme designed to benefit hard-working frontline employees.

Vast swaths of the city, it was argued, would benefit from a scheme of razing and rebuilding.

"However, we also recognise that there are some who would benefit from a scheme such as this with the result that fewer people abuse alcohol and commit alcohol related offences".

Mr. Ryan, 77, is there because of a conviction for corruption, including benefiting from a scheme by which unqualified truck drivers secured driver's licenses in exchange for bribes while he was Illinois secretary of state.

But she is one of hundreds of children who have benefitted from a scheme which teaches parents how to look after their sick children at home.

That may be because, in countries where climate change is controversial, it makes more sense to talk about the other benefits a scheme offers rather than its effect on carbon.

The scheme benefits a total of 1032 farmers.

Mr Chishti, who represents Gillingham and Rainham, said: "The refund proposal promised by c2c offers commuters a fairer deal than the current one offered in Medway, and I'd like my constituents to also benefit from such a scheme.

Senior executives are likely to receive shares, alongside their salaries and benefits, under a scheme being revised following shareholder lobbying.

"I believed it was punitive that at this stage they could lose their benefits for a scheme that they had entered into voluntarily," she said.