Sentence examples for benefits front from inspiring English sources
Equally, though, we have seen a huge swing in more general employment trends, where businesses are hiring fixed-term workers rather than full-time employees to account for seasonality and to give themselves more flexibility (not to mention less liability on the benefits front).
Given the potential survival benefits, front-line treatment of AYA ALL at pediatric and/or NCI/COG-designated cancer centers should be considered.
Re "A Tough Union Backs Change; Schools Benefit" (front page, July 31), about the Hartford school system: Apparently the teachers' unions have forgotten their proud traditions that encouraged independence, intellect and scholarship for students and teachers.
It managed to cut debt during bad times and is now starting to benefit front he unfolding recovery.
Such high frequency MMC can bring great benefits to front-to-front connected dc/dc converters [14] which consist of two ac/dc converters coupled by an AC transformer or other AC link such as LCL circuit.
"So regulating it might create benefits up front, but in the end it's going to cause harm".
The worry got so much that once she was admitted to the local psychiatric unit, where staff were warned not even to mention benefits in front of her.
Delta pilots are able to take half their retirement benefits up front in a lump sum, and the rest in an annuity.
The absence of direct contact or a liquid couplant provides this technique very attractive benefits in front of the well-known and well-developed liquid-coupled ultrasonic inspection systems.
Israel was not only able to get all these benefits up front but, with the U.S. and American Jews turning a blind eye, and the Palestinians in a weakened state, Israel was able to keep on seizing Palestinian land to expand settlements in the West Bank.
In an effort to avoid the pitfalls that eroded or erased the savings promised by past plans, the administration identified three problem areas: refilling the vacated jobs, offering packages to too many people, and not paying for the additional benefits up front.
