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.
Dog-friendly offices, foosball tables, exercise ball chairs and free food -- these are just some of the common benefits associated with working at a startup.
Steele commented that the author of the Discourse deserved "to be denied the common benefits of air and water" (quoted in O'Higgins, 1970 p. 78).
Likewise, the UN guidelines requiring the use of relevant traditional values to be shared with all interested and affected parties and adapted to different target audiences for the common benefits of all players is not applied.
Finally, we examined whether the common benefits of retrieval practice superior long-term retention for information that has been tested could be enhanced by providing students with prequestions prior to the lesson.
Other common benefits of meditation include improved concentration, decreased blood pressure, reduced stress and anxiety, and enhanced immune function.
Some common benefits of framing that are shared across the groups include research that better meets community needs and increased community ownership.
262 U.S., at 599-600, 43 S.Ct., at 666. "The wild animals within its borders are, so far as capable of ownership, owned by the State in its sovereign capacity for the common benefit of all of its people.
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.
The most common benefit of both reduced tillage and cover crops was less erosion or sedimentation repair.
