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Although an independent scientific advisory committee and the agency's own scientific staff agreed that the benefits of easy access to the pill outweighed any possible risks, the agency has delayed a decision for years -- and thus kept it out of drugstores.
America is now a nation of spenders, not savers, because we enjoy the societal support of abundant, dependable jobs, unemployment benefits and easy access to credit.
They argue that consumers who are not being treated for high cholesterol would benefit from easy access to their drugs.
The banks winning business are increasingly local ones as well.Roll out the bienvenido matEven so, Latin firms would still benefit from easy access to foreign talent, knowledge and connections.
Ewan Brown of Noble Grossart, a merchant bank, says that one secret of ScottishPower's success is that its managers benchmark themselves against the best companies in the world rather than just against other electricity companies.These days Scottish companies also benefit from easy access to money and advice from locals.
There are easy and relatively cheap transport and communication links between the UK and Poland, and as EU citizens the Poles who arrived in the UK after Poland's entry into the EU in 2004 benefit from easy access to the labor market, residency and voting rights in local and EU elections.
If the future of work means a lot more Internet-connected remote workers who aren't regularly sharing a physical office space and thus not benefiting from easy access to a workplace social circle, there arguably is going to be a need to find alternative ways for people to forge new friendships.
U.S.-based companies that benefit from easy access to American markets, workforce, infrastructure and security should not be allowed to skirt their responsibilities by shipping their profits overseas.
