Sentence examples for benefits built from inspiring English sources

Chrysler's workers, of course, are desperate to preserve their job security, their wages and their generous health care benefits, built up over years of negotiations.

At the moment, employers are devoting most of their time and effort to protecting the benefits built up by workers in final-salary schemes.

In particular, the management of mental health benefits built into the legislation -- a compromise added to make the bill acceptable to budget-conscious lawmakers, according to Dr. Libertoff -- has some professionals hopping mad.

Sutter County officials say that the money -- $3 million a year in school and property taxes, and other benefits built into the package negotiated with Calpine -- was indeed a significant inducement.

It looks like this Singlesnet site (or someone trying to reap the affiliate benefits) built a grass-roots spamming campaign of Twitter with these girls.

To pave the data privacy road, companies need to include privacy features and benefits built into their products and corporate infrastructure.

In a traditional plan, benefits based on a combination of age and service build sharply toward the end of an employee's career; in a cash-balance plan, benefits build uniformly each year.

At the same time, they also want to retain their costly tangle of tiny boroughs and school districts, attract the best teachers with high salaries and top-shelf benefits, build new schools and roads and (let's not forget) restore the state to solid financial health.

In our article (Griffiths et al. 2007) we are clear in our position that benefits build over time during the transition path from the current conditions to the new equilibrium.

My feeling is that the benefit built up over time.

In recent years, developers began to max out on other islands and eye St. Lucia, realizing that its tricky topography had at least one big benefit: built into the cliffs, almost every room can have an ocean view.