Sentence examples for intended advantages from inspiring English sources

In order to get the intended advantages of tri-generation systems, they should be operated in an optimal way.

But it does appear that the activity was intended to advantage Rio Tinto in its dealings with competitor enterprises in markets that touched on Chinese state economic policies affecting enterprises controlled by the state.

The Kabeho Mwana model of the PSG was intended take advantage of these mechanisms to improve CHW performance.

It offers tax advantages intended to encourage charitable giving and benefit soup kitchens, maternity homes and other community groups.

As passed by the Senate, the bill offers tax advantages intended to benefit soup kitchens, homeless shelters and other community groups.

He said he feared it would leave the administration with "the symbolic baggage of the system they inherited from the Bush administration without the procedural advantages" intended to assure easy convictions.

In a bid to tackle the region's problems, in 1996 the Russian authorities granted it special economic status and tax advantages intended to attract investors.

As well as potentially reducing LOS, these are intended to confer advantages for patients, including faster recovery and fewer complications.

But the new structure, he said, would be intended to take advantage of the scale and resources of both companies.

All the development is intended to take advantage of tax incentives offered by the city and state governments.

That product will come out in late October, along with an array of tablet computers intended to take advantage of its touch-friendly features.