Sentence examples for of common benefit from inspiring English sources

If some of them chose to see politics as a domain of common benefit and a space for the cultivation of virtue, this was not because it had not occurred to them that it could be thought of otherwise, but in part because they had developed powerful philosophical systems to support this view.

These elements along with strong emphasis on respect for the principles of non-interference and national sovereignty, rejection of hierarchy and the pursuit of common benefits lie at the core of new development partners' activities (Mawdsley 2012: 152).

The story of how health insurance ended up as a common benefit of working in a big private or public-sector organization (and overtook the drive for other insurance schemes, such as a Medicare-like single-payer one) is long and tangled.

After various back and forths, the case was eventually argued last month in front of Superior Court Judge Hollis R Hill, who subsequently ruled (pdf) that the government has "a constitutional obligation to protect the public's interest in natural resources held in trust for the common benefit of the people".

Members of the committee are in a position to receive a percentage of the fees earned by all the lawyers involved in the litigation as compensation for their work organizing the documents, depositions and other trial materials developed for the "common benefit" of all the cases.

Teacher design teams began in the Netherlands via two foundational dissertations (Huizinga, 2009; Handelzalts, 2009) and a plethora of interrelated studies (Boschman et al. 2014; Huizinga, 2009; Huizinga et al. 2014; Kelly and Staver, 2005), which identify professional learning as a common benefit of TDTs (Voogt et al. 2011).

Mental and physical stress relief is a common benefit of meditation, and aids in the ability to overcome one's habitual reactive responses to thoughts and feelings.

The purpose of government is to ensure the "common benefit, protection, and security of the people, nation, or community".

This euro crisis has converted what was meant to be a voluntary association of equal sovereign states that sacrificed part of their sovereignty for a common benefit into a relationship between debtors and creditors.

I propos'd that we should all of us bring our books to that room, where they would not only be ready to consult in our conferences, but become a common benefit, each of us being at liberty to borrow such as he wish'd to read at home.

One study demonstrated how filters reduce the number of results needed to screen [ 37], while another found that saving time both in search strategy development and screening of results was the most common benefit reported by librarians [ 38].