Grainger argues, however, that there are no benefits in forcing children to do strenuous exercise.
To some analysts, there may be benefits in forcing zealous Islamists straddling the murky ground between extremists and moderates to decide where they stand.
Whether any such argument is going to be successful remains to be seen but the discussion will yield philosophical benefits in forcing, for instance, the nominalist to take a stand on how he can account for the explanatoriness of mathematics in the empirical sciences.
Numerous studies of such policies around the country have found no benefit in forcing students to repeat a grade and instead show that those held back are far more likely to drop out before graduating high school.
While I see the benefit in forcing responses to include a user name (you can better tell if the person answering knows what they're talking about), I'm less sure that this is a good policy to enforce on the people asking the question.
So I can see the benefit in forcing an audience to deal with rape via the rape of a problematic character.
It's not clear where Trump's number comes from; it is close to the overpayment numbers for earlier years, when extended unemployment benefits were still in force.
But some of those benefits were already in force, and the most important of them all, health care, was not included because it is forbidden by DOMA.
Downing Street says the rules allowing deportation of homeless people and six-month limit on getting jobless benefits would be in force from 1 January, as well as the tougher habitual residence test (which determines general eligibility to many UK benefits).
4. Value matters, with the cost-benefit analysis still in force.
Among these were the benefits of the reduction-in-force procedures established by civil service regulation.
