Sentence examples for recognition benefits from inspiring English sources

Dismayed by their treatment, Daniel and Jerret decided to join a legal effort seeking equal recognition, benefits and family support for gay military personnel.

Even if unintentionally, she amplified sensitive issues around tribal citizenship (including federal versus state recognition, benefits and Native identity) versus ancestry that most non-Native people know nothing about.

A full understanding of carbohydrate recognition benefits strongly from atomic-resolution descriptions of both the liganded and unliganded states.

There is evidence that the speech recognition benefits that recipients experience with EAS develop over time [ 2], suggesting that the combined stimuli are causing plastic changes in the brain that enable the improved performance.

Therefore, it would seem that most domains of neurocognition respond well to drill and practice training, even though only seven studies had follow ups at six months, six [ 52, 55, 60, 63, 64, 82] confirming that the gains were maintained and one [ 65] showing that only the affect recognition benefits were not maintained at the 1-year follow up.

It also denied federal recognition and benefits to such marriages — the provision struck down on Wednesday.

Legalizing gay marriages would grant state and federal recognition and benefits to the couples, while a civil union would bring only state recognition.

And in depriving same-sex couples and their children of federal recognition and benefits, it fails to meet any test under the Constitution.

If two soldiers of the same sex marry legally in a state with marriage equality, and then one is killed, his or her spouse will have no survivor rights under federal law, no official recognition, no benefits.

Mr. Obama pushed successfully last year to end the "don't ask, don't tell" rule barring openly gay men and women from serving in the military, while his administration has ceased to defend constitutional challenges to the Defense of Marriage Act, which bars federal recognition of benefits for same-sex couples.

On the other hand, recognition of benefits has only a small positive effect on intention to participate.