Sentence examples for benefits reserved from inspiring English sources

Ms. McLellan's officials were unable to point to many benefits reserved to marriage under federal law, except the ability to get divorced and change family names.

Serve also offers a few value-add features, like a roadside assistance hotline, purchase protection, and other benefits reserved for Amex cardholders.

If it loses, it could be on the hook for paying for driver expenses, payroll taxes, workers' compensation and other benefits reserved for employees.

These benefits include reserved spots in Iranian universities and various government welfare subsidies.

Benefits once reserved for executives are spreading down the hierarchy as recruiters strive to fill crucial vacancies.

But the program has proved more popular than most antipoverty initiatives, since its benefits are reserved for workers.

This policy would be unethical if it excluded an entire class of people -- for instance, if its benefits were reserved only for married people, thus barring gay couples, forbidden by law to marry.

This can make a real difference for small employers who want to offer benefits traditionally reserved for big businesses.

Newvem, a startup out of Israel, has launched a feature today called "KnowYourCloud Analytics" which tells which parts of a user's AWS cloud will benefit from reserved instances.

The benefit is reserved for married servicemen and must be taken within 60 days of the birth of a child.

Reported Tim Knauss of the Post-Standard of Syracuse: "Industry watchers say New York would be the first state to establish nuclear subsidies based on environmental attributes, a benefit typically reserved for renewable energy sources such as wind and solar.