Further, as the economist Amartya Sen pointed out 20 years ago, "benefits meant exclusively for the poor often end up being poor benefits".
Enjoy all the exciting benefits available exclusively for Duke alumni.
Because unionized workers would be covered by their own contract, it's perfectly normal for a company with both unionized and non-unionized employees to enact new pay-and-benefit policies exclusively for the non-union workforce.
The financial management and oversight concerns were later emphasized when, on March 15 , 2007 a U.S. investigative task force uncovered a $30 million fraud scheme involving 31 participants, including retailers and beneficiaries, who were withdrawing the funds as cash from the benefits designated exclusively for food purchases, and charging the customers a 20% to 25% fee for the transaction.
The average Palestinian will want to know that these new security forces are for their benefit and not exclusively for the Israelis.
Since September 2001, 75% of each family's monthly benefit has been designated exclusively for making direct food and grocery purchases, while the remaining 25% can be withdrawn as a cash benefit.
Forgiveness, as many of us have come to know is not given exclusively for the benefit of the forgiven, but for the benefit of the forgiver.
The TV no longer needs to be cranked to full volume exclusively for the benefit of one family member with poor hearing.
The suits accuse companies of improperly manipulating retirement plans, which by law must be operated "solely and exclusively" for the benefit of workers and retirees.
The Fair Labor Standards Act requires that employers pay everyone, but exemptions exist for purely educational positions that are exclusively for the benefit of the intern (few internships, of course, would seem to meet that standard).
