But the benefit of whatever doubt there is has to go, at this point, to Detour.
But by then she had earned the benefit of whatever doubts this enormous undertaking raised.
She wasn't advocating giving away social-program benefits, but allowing immigrants, of whatever status, to pay for those benefits openly, via payroll and income taxes, and to receive the benefits they've earned.
This comes on top of the capping of benefits, whatever the need, the restrictions on housing benefit, further limiting of incapacity benefit and the shrinking of access to child benefit.
"I don't want him to have to sit in an urn for my benefit for whatever rest of time that we have," Ms Twomey said.
Payers would benefit to whatever extent the evidence accumulated through the consortia disproved the benefits of currently covered services.
High-dividend stocks would be more attractive, but the most important investment criterion would continue to be the outlook for the company's profit, since a downturn could lead to a price decline that would more than offset the benefits of the dividend, whatever its tax status.
Since we can regard people's natural talents as a matter of luck, it is appropriate, Rawls thinks, to regard their distribution as a "common asset and to share in the benefits of this distribution whatever it turns out to be".
They're essentially untouchable personally; they receive the benefits of living in whatever country they're in, but they don't have to make any of the sacrifices that you would normally make as a citizen.
In the current post-election crisis, we see it as our duty to share our views based on years of defending Iran's national rights, and to help develop realistic solutions for the benefit of all our compatriots of whatever political persuasion.
