Sentence examples for benefit open to from inspiring English sources
Once the pre-eminent evening of New York's social calendar, opening night was dismantled in the 1950's by the opera's former general manager Rudolf Bing, who felt it should be a benefit open to the public, not part of the subscription series.
The way to do it is to establish a reformed system that retains a private health-insurance sector but offers a new government-run plan (based on benefits open to members of Congress) so relatively attractive that people voluntarily move out of the private sector, thereby starving it.
More broadly, it said the right of EU citizens to live and work in other member states - the principle of freedom of movement - did not stop states passing legislation of their own excluding migrants from some non-contributory benefits open to their citizens.
The bipartisan measure would provide same-sex domestic partners of federal employees benefits open to heterosexual married couples in non-marriage equality states.
When I met Denise I was, to my great benefit, open enough to understand that she was a person with whom I could share myself.
But with the health service, schools, probation, prisons, and welfare benefits assessments open to the market, the direction of travel has been clear for some time.
Faculty concerts designed to exemplify various cabaret styles for the students' benefit are open to the public for a ticket price of $20 each.
In 1995 some 5m private employees were building up entitlements in defined-benefit schemes open to new members.
Most persuasive was the fact that the college's benefits were open to all and that those served were members of a charitable class.
By using a standard benefits package open to all Americans, there will be huge savings from reduced administrative costs to insurance companies.
