Sentence examples for issues benefiting from inspiring English sources

He said he has worked quietly with legislative leaders and Gov. George E. Pataki in the past on other civil rights issues benefiting gays and lesbians, and suggested similar behind-the-scenes efforts might be underway on gay marriage.

Jointly the UN promotes eight Millennium Development Goals messages to the population of Tajikistan, to advance the policy agenda and to increase targeted allocations to issues benefiting children.

The University has the discretionary authority to determine all matters with respect to SDP, including, without limitation, eligibility issues, benefit amounts, evidentiary matters and tax treatment.

Clearly, the NRA's extreme positions hurt Gillespie among key segments of his base, and gun issues benefited Ralph Northam and the Democrats, helping them establish near-unified control of the Commonwealth's government.

Companies that proactively manage human rights issues benefit from enhanced reputation, increased business opportunities and reduced exposure to risk.

Other issues benefit from interleaving or integration of both research traditions.

Problems with self-esteem may be a practical indicator of a specific need for antismoking interventions, and we call for further studies to see if adolescents with self-esteem issues benefit from antismoking interventions.

LeBlanc also writes about the social issues — benefits administration, prison systems, public housing, addiction, teen pregnancy — that, in large part, dictate the circumstances she witnessed.

Bedside computerization of the ICU, design issues: benefits of computerization versus ease of paper & pen.

How involvement in personal status issues benefits the GOP is beyond my imagination.

Our discussion of these issues benefits greatly from (but is not limited to) the references kindly provided by Reviewer #3, and we expand on these points in our reply to this reviewer below.