Sentence examples for measures that benefit from inspiring English sources

Legislators may "logroll", for instance, striking deals with colleagues to pass measures that benefit small groups but are of dubious value to the general public.

Alas, most American souls aren't worth enough to get the kids into the 92nd Street Y. Also, the heritability of status will be mightily reinforced by the repeal of the estate tax -- a prime example of the odd way in which public policy and public opinion have shifted in favor of measures that benefit the wealthy, even as our society becomes increasingly class-ridden.

Despite the evidence of a number of measures that benefit the outcome of these patients, it has been shown that its use is not the best.

Rangel's approach would simplify the tax code, which has become replete with measures that benefit specific categories of individual taxpayers or industrial sectors, and introduce more "progressive" income taxation.

However, to be able to efficiently promote and prioritize between measures that benefit pollinators, such as modified land use, agri-environment schemes, or specific conservation measures, it is important to have a tool that accurately predicts how bees use landscapes and respond to such measures.

The diabetes-focused PCMH option that both encourages care coordination and aligns reimbursement incentives while incorporating guideline-directed quality measures that benefit the patient.

Supporters of Mr. Berlusconi said tonight, as they have in the passage of previous measures that benefited the prime minister, that the laws were in the country's best interest and necessary to protect him from politically motivated prosecutors.

Would anyone care to measure that benefit?

The F.D.A. worked with Second Sight to develop ways to measure that benefit, including tasks like walking on a sidewalk without stepping off, and matching black, gray and white socks.

"This is a public health measure that benefits the health of Venezuelan men and women and, above all, boys and girls," the government's official news agency said.

"Today we register with respect, but also concern, that the loss suffered by a private parking lot is at issue in a court of law and that this has blocked a measure that benefits all Milanese residents," Pierfrancesco Maran, the council member responsible for traffic planning, said in a statement on July 25, the day the court issued its decision.