Sentence examples for benefit given to from inspiring English sources

Tax exemption is a benefit given to these institutions by the citizenry, which does pay taxes.

Later that year, Salomon withdrew from the project just before opponents won a court case that challenged the zoning benefit given to Boston Properties.

Tom Steyer, the founder of Farallon Capital Management, a hedge fund based here, has spent $22 million on Proposition 39 to rescind a three-year-old tax benefit given to out-of-state companies.

The letter from the 50 former parliamentary candidates to Clegg states: "Contributory employment and support allowance is a benefit given to people who have had to stop work due to ill health or disability, but who are well enough to return to work at some point.

Under the tax rules, there's no uncertainty about the amount of value, but no tax benefit given to the time value of the option; under the accounting rulemakers' preferred method, there's uncertainty as to the absolute amount of value, but there's always recognition that the time value of the option should be treated as an expense.

He basically has a personal discount rate of zero, meaning he is willing to pay nothing to have a future benefit given to him now.

The following are the benefits given to city police officers, according to the department: *$31,305 per year; $49,023 per year after five years of service.

The value of bonuses, salaries and benefits given to HSBC's top 5 executives and 19 directors in 2002 was $14.6 million, according to the bank's annual report.

The billboard "totally misstates the benefits given to New York City police officers," he said, adding that it did not reflect the wages paid to veterans of the department.

Texas, the College World Series champion, was put on two years' probation yesterday by the National Collegiate Athletic Association for illegal job benefits given to a former volunteer assistant coach.

In Texas, the considerable pension benefits given to politicians are exempt from government transparency laws and not subject to ethics disclosure rules.