Sentence examples for benefits a shared from inspiring English sources

Rather than focusing on the military threats facing an independent Scotland (the rest of the UK is unlikely to invade, and it is hard to imagine London allowing anyone else to invade either), the paper focuses on the economic benefits a shared defence capability brings to Scotland.

On one side, the benefits of a shared currency depend on how much business would be affected.

SHARON MADNEK Milwaukee, July 11, 2012   I share Mr. Nevins's conclusion that the health of democracy benefits from a shared understanding of the advantages of collective action and responsibility.

Exploitation occurs when some individuals do not receive a fair level of benefits from a shared activity (see entry on exploitation).

Overall, leaders demonstrated an awareness of: (a) a social systems orientation or approach to leading; (b) recognized patterns and themes which informed their work environment; and (c) noted the benefits of a shared or participatory leadership practice.

Areas with larger concentrations of older adults in the population tend to have lower mortality rates, possibly due to the benefits of a shared social support network (Browning et al. 2006).

Some physicians will benefit from an additional hour of protected nonclinical time for personal meditation while others will benefit from a shared community curriculum.

But action taken to meet threats always has an impact beyond the immediate context, and all states benefit from a shared global framework.

Club academies have made vast strides, but players are also benefiting from a shared philosophy, that follows a Spanish model, at representative level.

And all can benefit from a shared general appreciation of the literary, scientific and intellectual world culture of which they are a part.

Both the private sector and government will benefit from a shared database of threat assessment information.