Sentence examples for benefits whose from inspiring English sources

The Republicans got an offset for the jobless benefits, whose $29 billion cost will be covered by requiring newly hired federal workers to contribute more to their pensions and by selling parts of the wireless spectrum.

Ed Haislmaier, a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation, said it was politically smart to let states make these choices, but warned that they were likely to choose rich benefits whose costs could sink the entire effort.

The Low Incomes Tax Reform Group LITRGG) says: "People on means-tested benefits whose benefit entitlement is based on after-tax income may not be very much better off overall.

This clearly illustrates that the management of invasive alien plants and bush encroachment can deliver significant ecosystem services benefits whose value outweighs the costs of restoration.

Coastal dunes are transitional systems which offer manifold ecosystem services, including material and intangible benefits, whose relevance for human society has been little investigated to date.

Among them is Lakewood, Calif.-based WorkLife Benefits, whose chief executive, Christopher C. Newton Christopher C. Newton, 38, died aboard American Airlines Flight 77.

It is an agent of modest benefit whose effects usually wane over the course of a year or so.

Might Apple and Facebook's offers of egg freezing be, in fact, the kind of employee benefit whose principal beneficiary is the company?

"The strategic change in the region to Iran's benefit, whose banner was carried by the Houthis, cannot be ignored," he said.

It has created a generally available public benefit, whose receipt is conditioned only on academic performance, income, and attendance at an accredited school.

Incapacity benefit, paid to people too ill to work, was brought in to replace the widely abused invalidity benefit, whose recipients turned out to have included shot-putters and mountaineers.