Sentence examples for benefits outlined from inspiring English sources

But even with the two increases in benefits outlined in the budget, many retirees would still end up losing thousands of dollars, according to calculations by the National Women's Law Center.

So now 3DR can reap the benefits outlined above, while DJI can now say it supports one of the best professional-grade site scanning solutions available.

Despite the potential benefits outlined by some research (e.g., Gan, 2012; May, 2009), we decided that the paired-speaking task would be eliminated from the IEP achievement tests.

As the Tyne and Wear Metro is an established system, this is less relevant than the benefits outlined in the first paragraph however.

This study exemplifies that a standardized, random and georeferenced sampling strategy, while challenging, can be applied in the deep sea, and associated benefits outlined here include improved estimates of fine grained patterns of clonality and dispersal that are comparable across sites and among species.

This could be an individual -- or team-based activity -- that could maximize the benefits outlined in the research above.

Osborne's commitment to £1.2bn of benefit cuts through freezing working age benefit outlined in the Conservative manifesto were, in the words of the IFS, dwarfed by their commitment to find £12bn of cuts to annual spending by 2017 18, a faster rate of cash cuts than any two-year period in this parliament.

You build a great product and make sure it is used in such a way as to deliver real benefit to your customers versus just the promise of a benefit outlined in your marketing materials.

After a rough start to 2011, economic numbers have improved, and Mr. Obama has pushed Congress to extend the payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits and outlined an ambitious jobs agenda.

Vowing to process all claims within 125 days by 2015, Allison A. Hickey, a retired Air Force general who is the under secretary for veterans' benefits, has outlined a "transformation" plan for the Veterans Benefits Administration that includes more intensive training and a new system of organizing claims processors into teams that specialize in handling more complex claims.

Examples and benefits are outlined for each strategy.