Sentence examples for sensible benefit from inspiring English sources

Mikhail Remizov, head of the Institute of National Strategy, a research group in Russia, called membership "neither a necessity, nor some sensible benefit".

Further, a sensible benefit system should, as in the Netherlands, make it easier for people to reskill and find better jobs.

There is something we can do about ensuring that we have responsible, sensible benefits that are affordable to the taxpayers of New Haven.

She even suggests he captures her for one of his exercises and thereby meets her knight in shining armour - a young man who, like her, is eager not for the spoils of conquest but for the sensible benefits of a medical degree.

I.S.S. stated that while the Allied World combination "provides sensible strategic benefits," it would foreclose the "pool of potential bidders" willing to pay a higher premium for Transatlantic.

He might think putting a cap on housing benefit sensible because some payments (£100,000 a year?) seem excessive, are excessive.

Glenda Jackson MP, on the work and pensions select committee, said she thought "it was not very sensible" to characterise benefit claimants as workshy.

By making the program more sensible the money could benefit us all.

From a one-nation Government, this is a one-nation Budget that takes the necessary steps and follows a sensible path for the benefit of the whole of the United Kingdom.

At the time, the then DPP, Keir Starmer QC, said he believed it would be sensible "to have the benefit of the views of the supreme court before any amendments are made to the DPP's guidelines in this important and sensitive area of the law".

The Trust said it was "a sensible move that will benefit audiences and provide a clearer and more consistent catch-up service".