Sentence examples for benefit collection from inspiring English sources
This benefit collection strategy can be called Start Stop Start.
The retirement benefit collection status of your spouse in the month you file for early retirement benefits determines whether you are deemed to be also be applying for spousal benefits.
The Man, and Raphael Saadiq and others performing songs from "Chimes of Freedom," the Amnesty International benefit collection of Bob Dylan covers.
If you missed the first Boutique Benefit collection drive, another has been set up for 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Neighborhood Congregational Church, 340 Saint Ann's Drive.
The materials center, for example, conducts research on the preservation and conservation of museum items, benefiting collections worldwide, it said.
The 2013 N.S.A. budget request highlights "partnerships with major telecommunications carriers to shape the global network to benefit other collection accesses" — that is, to allow more eavesdropping.
Just how its sale can "benefit" the collection of the Boston Museum of Fine Art, which consigned it to Sotheby's with other pictures, boggles the mind.
The art society is inviting 69 museums with CAS membership – almost all outside London – to submit their case for the artist's work they would most like to acquire, outlining how it would benefit their collection and how it would relate to their town or region, by the end of February.
Prospective studies of these tumors benefit from collection of pathology reports, at a minimum recording the pathology department and classification system used in the diagnosis.
A significant difference from local authority data is that this submission can benefit from collection of user context at the time of submission e.g. location, time of submission, proximity to reported crime, relevance to supported crime (observer, witness) etc.
Although we do not believe this limits the conclusions we can draw from our results, further investigations on this topic would benefit by collection of this variable and its inclusion in analysis.
