Sentence examples for benefits to avoid the from inspiring English sources
Jim Finley, the executive director of the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities, said he thought it would be hard for Connecticut towns and cities to get their unions to agree to cheaper health care benefits to avoid the tax.
The substitution was likely made for Brady's own benefit, to avoid the risk of him suffering an injury in a game that was already lost.
The trustees of the British Steel pension scheme have asked its 130,000 members to accept scaled-back retirement benefits to avoid having to use the pensions lifeboat.
They advocate relying on financial changes to increase revenue or limiting benefits to avoid big changes in the system's structure or obligation to make guaranteed payments based on lifetime earnings.
With GSMs, one of the benefits is to avoid the potential inhibition of processing of non-intended substrates such as Notch [ 16, 17] which has been one of the main concerns when using γ-secretase inhibitors.
Paulson sold roughly half a billion dollars' worth of Goldman stock and used the benefit to avoid what the Economist estimated was $200 million in taxes.
Phantom stock plans usually provide for vesting of benefits so as to avoid the complex and broad rules found in Internal Revenue Code section 409A.
The first thing employers will do is slash the health care benefits they provide to avoid the cost of the new tax.
Friends with Benefits While trying to avoid the clichés of Hollywood romantic comedies, Dylan Harper (Justin Timberlake and Jamie Relliss (Mila Kunis) soon discover however that adding the act of sex to their friendship does lead to complications.
Clearly, patients would benefit from knowing early in the treatment schedule, who will benefit from chemotherapy to avoid the morbidity in an elderly population.
It is an expensive move – reducing the waiting time of claimants by one week, make advances quicker and give people housing benefit for longer to avoid the threat of evictions while they wait for universal credit.
