Sentence examples for signed benefit from inspiring English sources

This has moved the conversation beyond declaration of purpose to verification of performance, beyond framed mission statements on conference room walls to signed benefit corporation laws passed in the legislative halls in the majority of states in the country.

Perceptions are growing that Mr Ma's economic policies, including a cross-strait pact on free trade signed last June, benefit large corporations more than ordinary folk.

Peterson's governing council of Metlakatla signed an Impact Benefit Agreement with PNW LNG a year ago.

She is not eligible for the latest extension of unemployment benefits, signed this week by President Bush, because her original benefits ran out in September.

In June, the government announced that it would toughen the sanctions regime, making it even harder to temporarily sign off benefits to avoid being forced into unpaid work for up to four weeks.

We've got a lot of seasonal work – people only having work for the summer and then having to literally sign on benefits for four months before they can start working again when the season starts.

She signed up for welfare benefits, and found an unappealing apartment, where she lived for a few months.

Rowling signed up for welfare benefits, describing her economic status as being "poor as it is possible to be in modern Britain, without being homeless".

So, as one way to make up for these inconveniences, the Yankees and elected officials signed a community benefits agreement.

In 2006, Gov. Jon S. Corzine signed legislation extending benefits to same-sex couples under a civil union law.

Four years ago she signed up for benefits in Boston so that she could support her family while looking for work.