Sentence examples for operations that benefit from inspiring English sources

Since land-holdings are small, and qat perishes quickly, it lends itself to small-scale operations that benefit many, unlike Yemen's other major resource, oil, from which a handful of barons make most of the profits.

The LSE has signed an agreement with a Swiss clearing house that it says will give its users an alternative from 2007.Adam Kinsley, who specialises in regulation at the LSE, says that Europeans look with some "jealousy" at America, which has cheaper, unified share-clearing operations that benefit from scale.

But Enron's gradual decline over the last month gave many energy companies time to reduce their exposure to Enron, and many operate rival trading operations that would benefit from its collapse.

This was meant to keep banks from self-dealing or pursuing monopolistic practices in their financial operations that could benefit their nonfinancial affiliates.

It can also provide retailers with invaluable data about their customers' shopping habits as well as the activity of their staff, allowing them to make improvements to the store layout by identifying store flow, maintaining service standards and operations that will benefit both customer and retailer.

"He brings unprecedented experience and expertise to a fundraising operation that will benefit the Republican party and ultimately defeat Hillary Clinton".

Its core business is credit card lending, an operation that would benefit greatly from the deposits it would gain from ING Direct.

This is not the vision of some "EU Superstate" that the 'out' campaigns desperately try to paint, but a union of economic co-operation that brings benefits direct to the back pockets of British families.

The Dover argument zeroes in on a consideration for which the credo of the free market allows no room: that if a big economic interest sits in the midst of a community that sees relatively little benefit from its operations, that represents a self-evident injustice.

But it's the tax benefit of overseas operations that is the biggest reason why multinationals end up with lower tax rates than the rest of us.

Mr. Cuomo has put about $4 million into the party's statewide field operation, an effort that benefits the whole Democratic ticket, particularly Eric T. Schneiderman, the nominee for attorney general, and Thomas P. DiNapoli, the appointed state comptroller now running for election; both are in close races.