Sentence examples for on a benefit from inspiring English sources

It's the city's first Farm Aid concert in the 22 years since Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp first put on a benefit for family farmers.

Two days later Mr. Beck, Ms. Malina and a group of actors broke into the space to put on a benefit performance of "The Brig," Kenneth Brown's play about the brutality of military prisons.

Madison Square Garden is hosting a large benefit concert on Dec. 12 with a yet-to-be-announced lineup, and several electronic dance music acts are putting on a benefit concert for the American Red Cross on Nov. 19 at the Gramercy Theater, among them the Crystal Method, Tommie Sunshine and Drop the Lime.

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Although early-20th-century critics believed that the play could not be popular, it did make money and even put on a benefit show on 2 March 1732.

A bunch of his pals such as Adam Green, Chairlift, Lightspeed Champion, and DJ Johnny Tropical are putting on a benefit for him to help with medical bills tonight at the Shank (more info with a click below).

The consumption of public dental services is based on a benefit-in-kind scheme.

In contrast, the European Medicines Agency EMAA) refused to approve these medications, based on a benefit-risk assessment [ 7- 9].

At most of the EMDAC meetings, the committee is asked to vote on a benefit-risk recommendation or other specific questions.

Multicriteria decision analysis (MCDA) [ 16, 17] and the Gail/National Cancer Institute [ 3] approach provide examples for approaches where multiple outcomes are considered and put on a benefit-harm comparison metric.

While the utilization of public outpatient health care is based on a benefit-in-kind scheme with only negligible cost-sharing elements, 2 treatment costs in the private sector (i) have to be paid out-of-pocket, (ii) are born by the private health insurances, and/or (iii) by the public health insurance.