Sentence examples for contested benefit from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the budget passed its first reading on October 25th.But this embarrassed Mr Netanyahu anew: the budget was found already to include a provision for the contested benefit for the haredim.

Unemployment assistance is a more contested benefit – they are now much easier to restrict.

There are contested benefits in reducing soft tissue transfixation so allowing for less morbidity and increased mobility [4].

(policy maker 2) All respondents contested the benefits of observation: And what is the real benefit of watching people?

Critics of statins have contested their benefits in people at lower risk and raised concerns about side-effects.

Additionally, benefit is contested.

While current evidence suggests that resuscitation with isotonic albumin does not cause harm, the question of benefit remains contested [9 13].

Often the benefits are contested in addition to the risks.

Community fire shelters have been put forward as one such alternative; however, their benefits remain contested.

When he filed for unemployment benefits, J.C. Penney contested his claim, he said.

Free birth control led to greatly lower rates of abortions and births to teenagers, a large study concludes, offering strong evidence for how a bitterly contested Obama administration policy could benefit women's health.