Sentence examples for benefits it needs from inspiring English sources

To get the most out of housing first in terms of social and economic benefits it needs to be mainstream homelessness policy, not just individual pilot projects.

If a company expects shareholders to commit for the long term in order to receive those benefits, it needs to provide them with information that justifies their investments.

The euro has been very good to Germany, but if the country wants to continue to reap the benefits it needs to do more than angrily pay for bailouts while increasing its demands.

Admittedly, allowing same-sex couples to marry will change the social meaning of marriage (it will no longer be part of this social meaning that every marriage is the union of a man and a woman); and for marriage to bring these intangible benefits, it needs to have a relatively stable and well-understood social meaning.

Expansion at Gatwick would give the country the economic benefit it needs at a dramatically lower environmental cost".

This, the judges determined, could dampen consumer demand for college sports, giving the NCAA the sort of "pro-competitive benefit" it needed to justify restricting compensation in this instance.

The Electoral College remains a deeply defective political mechanism no matter whom it benefits, and it needs to be abolished.

The judicious conversion of the left over SB into second generation ethanol may have sustainable, economic and strategic benefits; however it needs intensive technological and multidisciplinary efforts [ 1].

We are reforming housing benefit because it needs reform".

Fiona Bennie, head of sustainability at Dragon Rouge, writes: Sustainability, in itself, is not a benefit so it needs to be communicated in addition to the traditional marketing cues that mainstream buyers respond to.

"The international rules-based system needs the people who are benefiting from it, needs the people who have the capability to stand up and demonstrate that they are not prepared to be bullied by China in this way," Conroy told the ABC on Friday.