Sentence examples for of local benefit from inspiring English sources

Abreu calls Ontario's current FIT program "comprehensive," but noted the province did face initial backlash for the program due to lack of local benefit — a problem Abreu says NS solved with the community-targeted COMFIT.

Harris, long smitten with the work and life of Charlotte Bronte, first did "Bronte" for public radio and, after a handful of local benefit performances, shot it as a film (Delbert Mann directing) in 1982 in Ireland.

It has been documented that PES schemes may produce negative impacts on local livelihoods and that their effects are more complex than simple assumptions of local benefits (e.g. Grieg-Gran et al.2005).2005

During a hotly contested campaign to legalize poker in the city three years ago, most of the merchants had supported the casino, encouraged by promoters' promises of "a host of local benefits" and "millions of dollars..

The country succeeded only after the refugees' digital cash system was in place — an example of locals benefiting in some ways from hosting refugees.

Then, in July this year, Gordon Brown announced (to the world at large, not his own employees) 104,000 civil service job cuts, the closure of many local benefit and pension centres, and plans to cut civil service workers' sick pay and pensions.

"We have 38 years experience of delivering local benefit in Cumbria and we look forward to doing the same in Gloucestershire".

The lack of measurable local benefits from nationally significant landscapes and townscapes suggests that policies to preserve these amenities should be implemented and financed by the national government.

Members of the committee regularly visit local benefit offices.

With a selection process that is based more on science than politics and the promise of local economic benefit, a host site could potentially be found, some of them said.

In the area of local economic benefits, the four case studies perform similarly, with some of the strongest benefits being in employment creation, especially for those case studies that offer non-timber activities such as recreation and education.