Sentence examples for benefits consideration from inspiring English sources

This, for the first time, opened the door to a more expansive definition of benefits: "consideration of both global and domestic benefits is generally permissible".

In my opinion, a pre-dispute arbitration agreement would be fair and acceptable if clearly written in its own separate agreement with unique and special benefits (consideration) flowing to the individual who agreed in advance of a dispute to arbitration.

For those women who actively decide to do BSE after a discussion of risks and potential benefits, consideration can still be given to providing high-quality teaching resources so that the procedure is as beneficial as possible.

It then proceeds to cover the added benefits, considerations and potential pitfalls of the use of Instrumental Variable (IV) models in order to better reflect the clinical context.

The report said the corporation had "almost no formal cost-benefit consideration of different coverage options" when it drew up provisional budgets for big sporting events.

The individual agreeing to pre-dispute arbitration should receive a meaningful benefit (consideration, in contract legal jargon) beyond simply being allowed to purchase the service in question or having the employment being offered.

A more careful risk-benefit consideration of the use of DDT is needed since other options exist with less toxic shorter half-life pesticides.

Whether to initiate any treatment is a decision balanced by a cost-benefit consideration based on potential effects and side effects.

Providing an immunization intervention for a major cause of diarrheal morbidity and mortality among infants in humanitarian emergencies becomes a humanitarian consideration in addition to a cost-benefit consideration.

Our study is one of the first to evaluate the gastrointestinal safety of novel oral anticoagulants compared with warfarin and provides evidence to facilitate risk-benefit consideration of all treatment options by patients and providers.

This task involves a cost-benefit consideration by the bird which is presumably affected by the subject's motivation and the effort necessary to obtain the most valuable food item (Dufour et al., 2012).