Sentence examples for indirect benefit from from inspiring English sources
"Yes, I have a small indirect benefit from government work that my firm does.
Section 44, which disallows dual citizens from holding office, also places a ban on MPs receiving direct, or indirect benefit from the commonwealth.
The witnesses are supposed to be absolutely disinterested i.e., persons who derive no direct or indirect benefit from any of the provisions of the instrument.
Dr. Dickinson said extensive research had shown that birds that not only stayed but helped with later generations derived an indirect benefit from promoting the survival of siblings, which, of course, share a common genetic heritage.
Nokia may have gotten a slight indirect benefit from the $1 billion verdict Apple won over Samsung in a patent case last month (see "Apple/Samsung: The Verdict on Innovation").
To be held a related or vicarious infringer in the case of performing rights, a defendant must either actively operate or supervise the operation of the place wherein the performances occur, or control the content of the infringing program, and expect commercial gain from the operation and either direct or indirect benefit from the infringing performance.
He cited what he said was a study commissioned by the Postal Service on the indirect benefits from the relationship.
While estimates of Grand Staircase-Escalante's local economic effects vary, none shows significant negative impacts, and some suggest direct and indirect benefits from tourism.
So the company received only indirect benefits from any improper reporting, with the extra cash actually going to the hospitals it managed.
According to agricultural ex perts, peasants living in the combat zone have had a num ber of indirect benefits from the current fighting.
The president travels next week to a Ford plant in Chicago; Ford did not accept a bailout but its executives have acknowledged indirect benefits from the other two companies' rescue because it helped keep the network of auto supply companies intact.
