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"This means that when the second spouse dies, surviving children could effectively benefit from a £650,000 IHT threshold," says Eric Williams, partner at Grant Thornton UK.
For now, Fábregas's misfortune could effectively benefit Torres who, despite being without a goal in the tournament, should start in an unchanged line-up against the Germans.
The chapter also presents an example application that shows how involved stakeholders can effectively benefit from the application of the proposed method.
A typical UK distribution network is utilised to illustrate the new approach and results show that derived economic signals can effectively benefit end customers for reducing system congestion costs and deferring required network investment.
Ben Jackson, chief executive of Bond, an umbrella group of British NGOs, agreed there was a need to refocus on economic issues such as trade and financial flows, but said the important point was whether the creation of wealth and livelihoods would effectively benefit the largest numbers of people.
Therefore, we can conclude that indoor positioning systems can effectively benefit from hybrid WSN and RFID technologies.
The commission said CDC IXIS was effectively benefiting from state aid, because the state guarantee earned the bank an AAA rating by ratings agencies, giving it access to cheap capital.
Hearn has long suggested that West Ham are effectively benefiting from state aid, and this could breach European Commission rules.
Roku was effectively benefiting from these channels and their popularity, while also able to turn a blind eye to the piracy problem.
According to the watchdog, close ties between large processors of broiler chickens and much smaller chicken farmers meant that small business loans to the farmers effectively benefited the processors.
The doctor therefore obtains more information helping them make decisions, and greater skills, effectively benefiting both the doctor and patient alike.
