Sentence examples for gratuitous benefit from inspiring English sources

Gilliam wrote in his 29-page ruling that the new rules "transform contraceptive coverage from a legal entitlement to an essentially gratuitous benefit wholly subject to their employer's discretion".

His propensity for securing gratuitous appropriations that often benefited his home district was unseemly.

It also goes some way to blunt the welfare law's gratuitous cuts in food stamps and benefits to legal immigrants.

As long you pay for the rental with your Chase card, you can benefit from this gratuitous policy.

It also does so without the benefit of zombies, dragons or gratuitous nudity — but who needs such crass entertainments when you've got Maggie Smith?

A decision in Salman that simply reaffirms Dirks' observation about gifts of information "to a trading relative or friend" would disavow the view that gratuitous tips are not illegal absent a tangible benefit on the part of the tipper.

The bill would also impose onerous — and gratuitous — requirements on people who apply for jobless benefits.

"Sharing a dressing room with Frank Sidebottom …" Aware that the idea of releasing a Cash tribute in 1988 seemed "a bit gratuitous", it was decided to make the album a benefit for the Terence Higgins Trust.

Others see it as a gratuitous slap at the United States that wins no material or moral benefit for the country and the Mitchell Government.

No insurance shall be placed in force under this subsection in any case in which there was an award of benefits under the Servicemen's Indemnity Act of 1951 or of gratuitous insurance under section 1922(b) of this title.

The insinuation that Millbrook's benefits have somehow cauterized us against the horrors of dirty bombs is a gratuitous slap that demands response.