Sentence examples for benefits called from inspiring English sources

And it has tax benefits, called net operating losses, whose value is conservatively $1 billion.

The British standard for benefits, called "right to reside," has been challenged in its own courts for years.

And he wants to end sneaky ways of upping benefits (called "spiking") and other abuses.This is all eminently sensible.

In all income brackets, those choosing to retire later than the standard age would still receive higher Social Security benefits, called delayed-retirement credits.

Third Way, a moderate Democratic group in Washington that has favored possible reductions in benefits, called AARP's position "a watershed moment" in the debate over Social Security.

But Democrats, many of whom held up pictures of people they said would lose their benefits, called the cuts draconian and said they would plunge millions into poverty.

After the recession, 99 weeks became a symbol of the plight of the jobless, with those who exhausted their benefits calling themselves "99 weekers" or "99ers".

Last November, Reich pleaded for an extension of unemployment benefits, calling the plight of the jobless our "single newest and biggest social problem".

Some investors and corporate-governance experts have criticized the benefits, calling them another sign that company boards too often choose the welfare of executives over that of shareholders.

But the F.D.A. did not accept the argument of formula makers that the additives provide great health benefits, calling the results of studies "mixed".

Sears has always prided itself on offering what Liz Rossman, vice president for benefits, calls "a high level of coverage" under which many treatments and services were available.