Sentence examples for benefits opened from inspiring English sources

The result of the impasse that threatened the nation's credit rating was a near total defeat for Republican conservatives, who had engineered the budget impasse as a way to strip the new health care law of funding even as registration for benefits opened Oct. 1 or, failing that, to win delays in putting the program into place.

Post-Britpop bands have been credited with revitalising the British rock music scene in the late 1990s and 2000s, and of reaping the commercial benefits opened up by Britpop.

That program pioneered advances that have lowered the risks of human malaria challenges and increased the benefits, opening the way to the trials flourishing today in several places.

Mr Underhill says taking tutoring fully online certainly has its benefits, opening up a much bigger student base to tutors, while also giving students more choice.

Monday's benefit opened with the naming of this year's recipients of the school's Mae L. Wien Awards.

The second big HDR-friendly benefit opened up by Samsung's QLED approach is color volume.

"The airport is definitely a benefit, opening up a whole new area for companies to do business with us".

About 100 Angelenos are flying east to hear ANDRE PREVIN lead the Los Angeles Philarmonic at the benefit opening on Sept. 26 of Carnegie Hall's centenary season.

June 21 when the Institute for Cancer and Blood Research hosts the star-studded benefit opening night of 20th Century Fox's "Cocoon" at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Over 1,000 dogs registered to participate in the parade that helped benefit Open Door Animal Sanctuary, a "no kill" animal shelter that helps provide homes for strays.

A benefit opening gala was held on the Saturday evening prior to the ribbon-cutting event to raise funds for the La Cañada Scholarship League.