Sentence examples for proper benefit from inspiring English sources

"The dams are not giving proper benefit to Sindh," he added, expressing a view that is universally held in Sindh and rejected by officials in Punjab.

Limited sun exposure, approximately 15 minutes, will provide your body with ample vitamin D. The amount of time you expose yourself to the sun is important as burning your skin doesn't allow you to get the proper benefit from the sun.

They said they suspected that the only way they would receive proper benefits would be to pay bribes.

He sat with Mr. Hodges, thanked him for his service and made sure he was receiving his proper benefits.

A continuing problem is that few understand the state benefits system and might encourage people to go for equity release when they could instead get all the money they need by claiming their proper benefits entitlement.

All the policies available through Medicare will be approved by the federal government, to ensure that the proper benefits are offered, and to provide seniors with clear information to compare the plans.

He said he would be glad to compare his patriotism with that of a Republican Party whose president failed to get troops enough body armor in Iraq, that did not give proper benefits to wounded veterans and that has engaged in "illegal wiretapping".

Three decades of the ascendancy of financial capital and the dismantling of the welfare state, employment regulation and workers' rights has removed many of the economic stabilisers that act as buffers to deflationary pressure – secure jobs, decent wages and proper benefits.

"A lot of my clients can't afford a doctor's appointment even if it's a sliding scale because of their low income and they don't have the proper benefits in place to cover that".(Court Staff).

Another reason for missed healthcare was financial and lapses in health insurance: "A lot of my clients can't afford a doctor's appointment even if it's a sliding scale because of their low income and they don't have the proper benefits in place to cover that".(Court Staff).

It would be arbitrary to insist on a separate spheres approach that picks out some subset of the benefits of these activities as their proper benefits when comparing them with other activities and programs to which scarce resources might be devoted.