Sentence examples for purposes benefit from inspiring English sources

"In New Zealand, if you are single and have children and are not working, we have a benefit called the Domestic Purposes Benefit," said Rod Mudgway, a financial advisor with Brackenridge Financial Solutions in Auckland, New Zealand.

There is also a requirement that the trust's purposes benefit the public (or some section of the public), and not simply a group of private individuals.

This legislation – pioneering at the time – defined charity in the broadest of terms: anything from the "advancement of religion", to "other purposes benefiting the community".

It also transfers both future oil revenues and a large portion of the $13 billion in existing oil revenues, now in a United Nations-controlled escrow fund, into an Iraqi Assistance Account controlled by the allies for "purposes benefiting the people of Iraq," including food and medical aid, weapons inspection, infrastructure repair and the cost of setting up and running an Iraqi government.

Our results indicate that catchment-scale wetland creation for simultaneous retention and diversity purposes benefits the biodiversity of agricultural landscapes, particularly if the density of aquatic habitats is increased by at least 30%.

Before taking part in the experiment, volunteers were informed of all procedures, purposes, benefits, and risks of the study and signed a written informed consent.

Demolition of older housing for urban redevelopment purposes benefits communities by removing housing with lead paint and dust hazards and by creating spaces for lead paint-free housing and other community resources.

Research continually shows that employees and organizations who are clear on their purpose benefit from higher levels of engagement, which positively impacts their bottom line".

Verbal informed consent was obtained from each study participants after clear explanation about the purpose, benefit and risks of the study.

One of those is language letting government agencies and municipalities condemn property "for a public use, benefit, or purpose".

This paper examines the development of lead acid battery energy-storage systems (BESSs) for utility applications in terms of their design, purpose, benefits and performance.