Sentence examples for benefits groups from inspiring English sources

"It's not just an economic issue, it's a security issue," said Mr. Salih, explaining that in Iraq, graft often benefits groups that are trying to undermine the government.

And then they hired a new benefits group, who were great believers in cafeteria plans, and suddenly we had 157 options".

Companies' low stock prices are encouraging other companies to grant new options, said Jonathan Ocker, chairman of the compensation and benefits group at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe in San Francisco.

The bride, 39, is an associate in the executive compensation and employee benefits group at Shearman & Sterling, a New York law firm.

Arthur F. Woodard is chair of the employee benefits group of the law firm Kaye Scholer.

It's not uncommon for people to tangentially benefit groups that they're simultaneously exploiting.

Additional capacity, door-to-door service, and non-cellular methods to interact with the system would benefit groups yet to be touched by traditional ride-sharing.

For example, the respondents claimed that authorized people and the relatives of guards to the WWF were the major benefited groups.

Proceeds from the pet costumes benefit groups trying to reduce euthanasia rates.

Many benefited groups gathered to attend and support the Kerry-Lieberman announcement, thanks to the potpourri of billions in federal subsidies, incentives and programs.

However, treatment is more likely to benefit groups at risk for severe or disseminated infection (6 ).