Sentence examples for permanent benefits from inspiring English sources

This is a fairy tale, implying not only short-term but permanent benefits.

"We'll derive many, many more permanent benefits and a vision of development that will mean more jobs and increased prosperity".

Goldman said the decrease was "primarily due to an increase in permanent benefits as a percentage of lower earnings and changes in geographic earnings mix".

The government has adopted policies of afforestation, but some authorities believe that natural vegetation regrowth would yield more speedy and more permanent benefits.

Insisting that these "permanent" benefits inflate costs and insurance premiums, the groups urged Mr. Pataki and then Mr. Spitzer to copy other states that have capped the number of years that workers can receive such benefits.

Not only would it provide an incentive to get back to work as soon as one is able, but it also would save money by shifting people from permanent benefits to temporary, short-term payouts.

His action makes Congress's task -- instituting a permanent benefit -- all the more urgent.

It is envisioned as a permanent benefit, whereas states are free to curtail or abolish their pharmaceutical assistance programs.

The weakening of the pound against the dollar is making British products more attractive abroad, but that has yet to translate into a permanent benefit for the economy.

Unlike injections of corticosteroids, which also suppress inflammation and provide only temporary relief for a chronic condition, prolotherapy injections given over the course of several months are meant to provide a permanent benefit.

"The tragedy is that the Noughties gave Labour the money and power to do one or two really great things of permanent benefit to this nation," he wrote on New Year's Day.