Sentence examples for benefits displaced from inspiring English sources

In London, a world-famous opera singer met with organizers to discuss how arts education benefits displaced and imprisoned persons, putting music at the forefront of work for social change.

The aim is to convert the health benefits that the product delivers, which exceed the health benefits displaced in the broader health system and society due to additional cost incurred [ 7], into monetary value.

While the government of the former president Alvaro Uribe increased funding for programs to benefit displaced people, the initiatives did not result in improvements in their quality of life, nor did they seek to right the wrongs of the past by holding people accountable for rights abuses.

The project will benefit displaced children in Jonglei, Unity, Upper Nile, Lakes, Central and Eastern Equatoria – states severely affected by the conflict of the past five months.

He acknowledged "negatives" to the agreements that the administration seeks to ameliorate with benefits for displaced workers.

So it is good to hear that Congressional Republicans and the White House have finally reached an agreement to pass both the long-delayed trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama and an expanded package of benefits for displaced workers.

But it agreed to submit the deals to Congress only after receiving what administration officials described as sufficient assurances that House Republicans would also approve an expansion of benefits for displaced workers.

To win Democratic support, the White House reopened negotiations with the three countries to make changes demanded by industry groups and unions, and insisted that the expansion of benefits for displaced workers be tied to passage of the trade agreements.

The delay stemmed largely from a measure that that would expand certain benefits for displaced American workers; Republicans who do not like this component have more or less agreed to accept it in order to override the opposition of Democrats who have been concerned about the loss of American jobs to foreign competition.

Throughout December the Thompson Street Association and the New York Foundation for the Arts will sponsor an art walk in businesses from Houston to Canal Street to benefit artists displaced by the Sept. 11 attacks.

These results suggest that investing sufficient resources in a compensation-based resettlement program can benefit households displaced by large infrastructure projects in the short term, but additional data collection is needed after the completion of dam construction to determine whether these benefits are sustained over the longer term.