Sentence examples for benefit in line from inspiring English sources
"Currently, Cardiff Airport and the Celtic Manor Resort are drawing up a joint partnering agreement to define and expand our relationship for mutual benefit, in line with our shared intention to contribute to a prosperous Welsh business landscape".
Gemcitabine monotherapy had negligible benefit, in line with recent studies, 19 22 23 and the increased survival in response to rapamycin therapy was not improved by combination with gemcitabine (figure 1A).
But successive governments have failed to increase unemployment benefits in line with earnings.
Wage indexing means increasing retirement benefits in line with wages, in order to preserve the portion of wages replaced by benefits.
Price indexing means increasing retirement benefits in line with consumer prices, in order to protect the purchasing power of such benefits.
Nick Pearce, the director of the Institute for Public Policy Research IPPRR), said the Treasury could over time achieve huge savings by raising benefits in line with earnings rather than inflation.
The third condition necessary for a successful differentiation strategy is simple: Companies must bring costs and benefits in line before implementing it.
The last contract expired at the end of December, and the union is pushing the company to get its wages and benefits in line with industry norms.
Mr. Walker denies any such notion, saying he simply wants to curb union bargaining rights and bring public workers' wages and benefits in line with the private sector.
Mr Osborne's most clever policy since becoming Chancellor was to bring in a £500-a-week cap on the amount a family can claim in benefits, in line with the £26,000 annual average wage.
