Sentence examples for benefit release from inspiring English sources

The next Crass single, 1980's "Bloody Revolutions", was a benefit release with Poison Girls which raised £20,000 to fund the Wapping Autonomy Centre.

And bear in mind the impact on benefits Releasing cash from your home could mean any benefits you depend on will be cut or lost altogether.

The spread of high-deductible plans belies the relatively modest growth in costs seen in Kaiser's latest survey of workplace health benefits, released last week.

Silencing of lignin biosynthesis genes has been shown to benefit sugar release for lignocellulosic biomass fermentation [ 81]; it will be thus interesting to test if altered biomass has been selected for during the breeding process.

We are very happy for the 42 children and their families today but we must accelerate efforts so that many more children benefit from release," said UN Resident Coordinator, Ashok Nigam.

Benefit recently released two blue-infused products.

Individuals and businesses can complete an online form, describing what data they want and what benefits its release would bring.

But the big question of how a commercial enterprise like Netscape would benefit from releasing its source code remains.

Chris Byrne, the editor of The Toy Report newsletter, agreed that manufacturers that beat their competition to the stores would benefit from releasing toys earlier in the year.

Coca-Cola will pay M. Douglas Ivester, its former chairman and chief executive who left last month, $17.8 million in payments and other benefits and release nearly two million shares of formerly restricted stock worth about $97.7 million.

But whatever his motivation he seems to have made a rational choice: the public benefit of releasing the material was of greater value to him than the obvious personal legal jeopardy.