Sentence examples for benefits going forward from inspiring English sources

Most significantly, in what may become a test-case with national implications, Mr. Reed is asserting that public employees have no "vested rights" to the specific terms of their pension plans and benefits going forward.

We think that integration has gone extremely well and we believe that's going to generate some significant benefits going forward.

And as concrete evidence of even greater benefits going forward, BRIC businesses are already creating jobs in America.

for his testimony, with another million likely to come if one counts the cash and benefits going forward.

The president's proposal would have eliminated those tax benefits going forward, while consolidating a half-dozen tax and savings programs into two, including an expanded American Opportunity Tax Credit, which it called a "better-targeted" tax incentive.

Other Kaplan units at the margins of 90/10 compliance could obtain similar benefits going forward, especially as the Dream.US fund grows, which it just announced plans to do.

And even if the administration fails in the Security Council, it is still free -- citing Iraq's flouting of the international community's resolutions and perhaps Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, which guarantees a nation's right to self-defense -- to weigh the costs versus the benefit of going forward alone.

"Being able to get that extra advice and guidance will really benefit me going forward".

"David will provide strong competition in the goalkeeping department and that can only benefit us going forward".

"To encourage high-profile players, there's no doubt the Ricoh is a fantastic selling point and it can only benefit us going forward," Pressley said.

And is definitely going to benefit them going forward, as the government, which has made very clear that there's going to be huge expansion in spending on infrastructure.