Sentence examples similar to set up benefit from inspiring English sources

HR managers logging into Zenefits daily know where to go first to set up benefits, workers' comp and other insurance, just as online travel sites present the option of travel insurance to every customer checking out.

After the invasion, Mohammed's sons liquidated one of the family's foundations and set up Swiss bank accounts to benefit his fifty-three surviving children.

These are the sort of professionals who set up "defined benefit" Keogh plans, those being the ones that pay a certain dollar benefit at retirement.

Shorten dismissed the Coalition's charge that the tribunal was set up to benefit union members.

"You have a law that was set up to benefit native American companies".

But Hoffman notes that Trump's tax plan is set up to benefit wealthy Americans most.

Using a trust set up to benefit her and her future children, Ms. Rybolovleva bought the condominium with cash.

The company was set up to benefit from the open-skies agreement between America and the EU, which took effect from March 2008.

On Tuesday, after a long debate, the House voted 238 to 183 to eliminate mandatory financing to set up health benefit exchanges under the health care law.

"She was a very private and reclusive person who states in her will that the foundation be set up to benefit future generations," Mr. Nardi said.

Sally Canfield, a health adviser to the Bush campaign, said, "We did not want to hamstring the task force on how they wanted to set up the benefit".