This would benefit between 50,000 and 65,000 people at an annual cost of £800m.
The benefit between the tipper and the recipient can be fairly obvious in some cases.
In the meantime, assuming that Mrs. Hanssen continues to cooperate, she will receive an amount equal to the spousal benefit between now and the time of the sentencing.
Mr. Shi told reporters that the deal embodied "the principle of equality, friendship and mutual benefit" between China and the European Union.
According to regulatory documents, a number of the bank's traders and some senior executives altered the firm's Libor submissions for their own benefit between 2005 and 2009.
Greater efficiency lowers costs, lower costs in turn leaves more to spend on higher consumption, losing much of the initial benefit – between 30% and 80% in the case of commercial vehicle fleets.
It may open further dialogue and lead the way to mutual benefit between Korea and the United States, or it may only enhance the credibility of a repressive and dangerous nuclear-armed regime.
That would be to divide child benefit between the two parents, thus giving all those parents earning under the threshold – even "stay-at-home" mums – half of the benefit.
The Home Affordable Refinance Program, known as HARP, was designed to benefit between four and five million homeowners whose loans exceeded the value of their property by as much as 5percentt.
The symbiotic relationship (i.e., two organisms living together with mutual benefit) between ants and the orchids that grow only in ant nests (e.g., Coryanthes and some species of Gongora, Epidendrum, and Schomburgkia) may depend on this defensive mechanism.
Sustainable tourism will ensure the balance benefit between human and environmental resources and to avoid the human-environment conflict.
