Sentence examples for interest benefit from inspiring English sources

In no way does the public interest benefit from this one (as Michael Hiltzik pointed out in the Los Angeles Times on Wednesday).

Possibly the shock of seeing all these measures in one place, imagining them hitting one household; from one direction, the bedroom tax, cuts to housing benefit, cuts to council tax benefit, cuts to mortgage interest benefit and higher rents.

The subsidized interest benefit on the federal loans is the equivalent of a 1 to 5 percentage-point reduction in the interest rate, depending on the term of the loan and the length of the in-school deferment period.

Nolt said the Education Department is working with the Defense Department to identify service members eligible for the loan interest benefit. .

Indeed, it is this public interest benefit from patents that has been so little supported by an agreement such as TRIPS, particularly in the area of compulsory licensing.

For example, one public interest benefit identified was an up to 200-fold reduction in silver released into the environment due to the replacement of registered conventional forms of silver by the nanosilver material.

"The facts show significant, unique public interest benefits from this transaction".

Changing the interest rates and subsidized interest benefits on student loans has no impact on college access and completion rates.

In a statement to the stock exchange it said: Paysafe Group is aware of a report published this morning by an organisation called Spotlight Research, which has disclosed a potential short interest benefiting from any weakness in Paysafe's share price.

"These predictable, self-serving, protectionist arguments we've heard for decades here at the F.C.C. should not be allowed to override the wonderful public interest benefits that these new, smaller voices can bring," Mr. Kennard told reporters.

The negative vote came from Michael J. Copps, the sole Democratic member of the F.C.C., who said that the chances for abusing power created by the deal "outweigh the very limited public interest benefits".