Sentence examples for benefiting in full from inspiring English sources
However the source did confirm that the UK had strenuously resisted changes that would prevent the country from benefiting in full from its low corporation tax agenda.
Already new, often poor members are invited on the basis that they do not take part in all EU activities right from the start; they are usually given long transition periods before benefiting in full from the union's four freedoms.
It says the Barnett Formula should continue, but the revised funding framework should result in the devolved Scottish budget benefiting in full from policy decisions by the Scottish government that increase revenues or reduce expenditure, and the devolved Scottish budget bearing the full costs of policy decisions that reduce revenues or increase expenditure.
Long-term adjuvant ADT was associated with significantly improved DFS, local progression, distant metastasis and biochemical failure, compared with short-term ADT, although there was no significant OS benefit in the full patient cohort.
At long-term follow-up (median 11.3 years), benefits of adjuvant ADT on DFS, local progression and distant metastasis were maintained (Table 2) as was the benefit on OS in men with Gleason score 8 10 (45.1% vs 31.9% P=0.0061) although there was still no OS benefit in the full cohort (Horwitz et al, 2008).
The evolution in software testing has entered a new stage whose legacy we are yet to experience and benefit from in full.
American will keep responsibility for the three pension plans itself, paying these retirees their benefits in full.
Analysts project that Social Security will be unable to continue paying benefits in full beginning in about 2034.
And the benefits Congress approves should be retroactive, like the Fitzgerald bill, so that people who lost their benefits last month can receive their benefits in full.
