Sentence examples for called the benefit from inspiring English sources

But critics of the bureau have also contended that, in recent years, membership buys a business what could politely be called the benefit of the doubt.

Álvaro Anchuelo, of the centrist Union, Progress and Democracy party, called the benefit a step in the right direction but said it was "too short a step.

"Looking at Love...," which may sound like a magazine title, was what the New York City Ballet called the benefit opening of its fall-winter season at the New York State Theater on Tuesday night.

In the interest of giving Palomares veterans what he called "the benefit of the doubt," he said, the Air Force stopped relying in 2013 on the old urine test results and instead assigned all troops who cleaned up the site a "worst-case scenario" dose based on ambient air readings of radiation from the time.

But Fitch called the benefits package a mixed blessing.

He called the benefits department and waited for about three minutes to reach an operator.

Ms. Torres appeared with Kevin Newell, the global chief brand officer of McDonald's, to talk about how the restaurant chain will support what she called "the benefits of play for kids everywhere".

Film-maker Ken Loach has called the benefits system a "cruel bureaucracy" that makes users feel inferior and desperate in an interview after winning his second Palme d'Or at the Cannes film festival.

A 2015 Government Accountability Report found that the cargo requirement increased the overall cost of shipping food by 23percentt between April 2011 and fiscal year 2014, and called the benefits of the current policy "unclear".

He calls the benefit "phenomenal".

With 600 people a day calling the benefit fraud hotline, it's an issue many are happy to help stop.