Sentence examples for in relation to the benefit from inspiring English sources

Epidemiologic data have been conflicting in relation to the benefit of vitamins C and E, and some individual foods.

Freud made no mention of the court judgment, merely that "the government have been carefully considering the position of carers and the people who they care for in relation to the benefit cap".

These were calculated at 28 days and 3 months after discharge for all admissions and represent the cost over and above ward care in relation to the benefit accrued.

"Premiums must be reasonable in relation to the benefits," Ms. Senkewicz said.

An increase is deemed excessive if it is "unreasonably high in relation to the benefits provided".

Cormann said Turnbull would "have some more to say in relation to the benefits of our defence industry plan for Western Australia" in his campaigning on Monday.

Pawel Swidlicki, research analyst at Open Europe, said: "The bad news is that overall, EU regulation costs too much in relation to the benefits it generates.

A rate increase is defined as excessive if it "causes the premium charged for the health insurance coverage to be unreasonably high in relation to the benefits provided".

In Louisiana, Missouri and Montana, Mr. Cohen said, proposed rate increases of more than 10 percent have been found reasonable, in relation to the benefits provided.

Korea's second-biggest broadband provider after Korea Telecom, Hanaro withdrew from a deal to buy 72percentt of the company for $160 million, saying Thrunet's short-term financial burden was too significant in relation to the benefits of a deal.

During recent years, the use of urban green space (UGS) has received increased attention within several research fields, as well as politically, especially in relation to the benefits it provides for human health.