Sentence examples for for economic benefits from inspiring English sources
North Korea put forward a plan to freeze its weapons program in return for economic benefits.
"I think he wants to use it for economic benefits -- sell, barter, whatever".
Palestinian leaders were cool to the initiative, warning that they "will not offer political concessions in exchange for economic benefits".
"For us at ATÁ," adds Atala, "we can be an important support, for local culture, for social benefits, for economic benefits, not only money.
North Korea agreed to freeze its nuclear development program in return for economic benefits that included the construction of two light-water nuclear reactors.
Hopefully, the prospect of long-term stability, coupled with the desire for economic benefits, will draw the entire Balkans back into the European mainstream.
Women were generally more anti than men.The biggest mistake of the euro-vaunters was to stress the currency's hoped-for economic benefits, while insufficiently attending to Danish worries about a feared erosion of political sovereignty.
The main security threat is probably gun-running: recently, Panama's police have seized several arms shipments, apparently for the guerrillas.But Colombia's internal strife is also giving Panama some unlooked-for economic benefits.
"While the language on the ballot cites the hoped-for economic benefits, we feel obligated to ask for a more definitive statement as to how and where the money generated by these casinos will be spent," the bishops said.
But beyond the hoped-for economic benefits, the Woodstock center seeks to transform what was once a makeshift concert ground into a place where people can bring their families, relive their memories, or simply find out what the fuss was all about.
About 1.7m people have lost, or stand to lose, state-subsidised medical insurance.Even if the administration is blasé about these cuts, it might worry that belt-tightening will to some extent offset the hoped-for economic benefits of Mr Bush's tax cuts.
