Sentence examples for benefit in the name of from inspiring English sources
A Benefit in the Name of Daniel Steven Marcus and Emily Laitmon-Marcus are Larchmont parents who lost a son to an asthma attack in 1998.
Most senior Republicans, however, remain unwilling to sacrifice even one tax benefit in the name of bipartisan compromise, arguing that higher taxes cannot solve the problem of soaring health and retirement spending.
It seems to me that if humans are capable of sacrificing this much collective benefit in the name of stabilising an economic system that makes daily life so much more expensive and precarious, then surely humans should be capable of making some important lifestyle changes in the interest of stabilising the physical systems upon which all of life depends.
"But the fact that you get to find out that someone is actually taking money on your behalf for what you are not benefitting from - it is just like somebody collecting social benefits in the name of the citizens.
Might the pundits and the activists in faraway Istanbul be overlooking the good projects that GAP supports and downplaying their benefits in the name of environmental political correctness?
These raw trends are then exacerbated by the reduction of taxation on capital, companies and higher earners in the name of promoting incentives and "wealth generation", and reducing social benefits in the name of capping the welfare bill and discouraging "shirkers".
He has no power to cancel the city's contracts with workers, so instead he has begun approaching retired police officers and firefighters with what he describes as "the Big Ask": will they voluntarily accept smaller benefits in the name of saving Central Falls?
And, it certainly doesn't justify compounding the felony by means testing Social Security and stealing workers' paid-in contributions and cutting their earned Social Security benefits in the name of some higher "national need.
At the same time, business owners who are given special benefits in the name of economic development initiatives, have a social responsibility to give back to the community where those taxes were collected.
Washington's blind determination to cut Social Security benefits in the name of deficit reduction must be stopped and those who continue to peddle the Chained CPI should now explain to American workers, retirees and their families how losing billions of dollars in economic output and hundreds of thousands of jobs is a 'modest adjustment' we should accept.
