Sentence examples for benefit benefit from inspiring English sources

In fact the Conservative party's conference last month echoed a disturbing theme encapsulated by George Osborne's declaration that: "It is not acceptable for young people under the age of 21 to go straight from school or on to benefits and into a home paid for through housing benefit – benefit funded by other people who are working".

The chancellor, George Osborne, said: "It is not acceptable for young people under the age of 21 to go straight from school or on to benefits and into a home paid for through housing benefit – benefit funded by other people who are working".

This includes 6% comprised by recent hires who will leave before vesting, i.e., with less than five years of service, and 8% comprised by teachers who will vest, but leave before age 51, when the defined benefit benefit starts to exceed the defined contribution benefit for younger hires.

(The B stands for "benefit"). Benefit Corporations are for-profit businesses that define themselves as socially responsible to investors and consumers.

No Appreciable Benefit: Benefit difference < 0.10 Estimates of the probabilities of falling into the selected regions are given in Table 2.

Membership of this most secret of clubs offered certain benefits – benefits that compensated for the relatively derisory level of pay.

Essentially, no "emergency" and extended-benefit benefits were paid in 2007 or in the first half of 2008.

The benefits were grouped and organized into four dimensions: benefits to the community, financial-economic benefits, benefits to the environment and benefits to the industry and stakeholders.

For example, when the EPA proposed repealing the Clean Power Plan, it published a benefit-cost analysis showing positive net benefits (benefits minus costs) from the repeal.

Despite the same fiduciary duty for health benefits, benefits brokers have profited from the passive approach to managing health benefits.

(3) Benefits: Benefits related to the possibilities for improved care and the destigmatization of mental illness were the primary codes related to benefits in the interviews of providers.