Sentence examples for benefits in response to a from inspiring English sources

In 2008, Congress started giving the long-term jobless extra weeks of benefits in response to a rapidly worsening economy.

In Sunday's New York Times, President Obama's former budget director, Peter Orszag, praised Obama's off-the-rails Fiscal Commission for tackling Social Security, saying the co-chairs' plan to slash benefits in response to a modest and distant shortfall was better than privatization.

Adjustments in benefit levels in response to a decision to discharge or transfer a patient does not constitute approval or enforcement of that decision.

"We have to pay very close attention to the costs and the risks and the efficacy of these nonstandard policies as well as the potential economic benefits," Mr. Bernanke said last month, in response to a question about the low pace of inflation.

"I'm not for extending the unemployment benefits any further," McCaskill said in response to a question from local TV station KMOV before saying she would support a continued payroll tax cut.

Recent evidence from systematic reviews indicates that particular classes or types of F&Vs may have particular antidiabetic properties; hence, it is possible that benefits may only be observed in response to a more specific fruit or vegetable intervention.

Recent evidence indicates that particular classes or types of F&Vs may have particular antidiabetic properties; hence, it is possible that benefits may only be observed in response to a more specific F&V intervention.

Consider the costs and benefits of adjusting in response to an SMA.

"The arguments for and against disclosure have been weighed up and whilst the general arguments in favour of disclosure apply, the balance of the public interest is in favour of withholding the information as it would have a damaging effect on UK and international relations without a compensating benefit to the public," Daera said in response to a freedom of information request.

One intuitively appealing feature of this model is that it balances the costs and benefits of recalibrating perception in response to an altered physical environment.

"On the commerce side it is still super early for this product but a lot of our focus has been around making tweets more relevant and delivering more relevant tweets faster to people and as we do that everything within the action, within the tweet action benefits, including something like commerce," he said in response to an analyst asking how "buy" buttons had been faring with consumers.