Sentence examples for structured to benefit from inspiring English sources

It is structured to benefit our lowest paid staff and excludes senior managers.

"The packages are structured to benefit them if they do not sell," Mr. Foley said.

This is a commendable impulse -- I.P.O.'s have generally been structured to benefit insiders.

The crisis is accentuating the discrepancies within the Italian unemployment support system, which is structured to benefit select categories of workers.

Yet several hurdles remain beyond Mr. Moonves's role, including whether the transaction would be structured to benefit all shareholders and not just the Redstone family.

"But those benefits were incidental to working in the office like any other employees and were not the result of internships intentionally structured to benefit them".

(It turns out that blush isn't mandatory, although most of us think it is. Only certain faces have the structure to benefit from blush. Women with round faces can often go without).

The city-state is throwing its support behind Islamic finance, changing the tax structure to benefit Sharia-compliant financing.

Their department must be linked to the research institutions of the Ministry of Scientific and Technical Research and Innovation, which would enable the disaster management structures to benefit from advice in land use, planning, and mapping of high-risk areas.

We structured material to benefit either individual or collaborative learning practices and examined gender as a critical factor to understand ways to improve teaching approaches.

Another caveat to buying the insurance at a young age, she noted, is that few long-term care policies sold today provide lifetime benefits; they typically are structured to provide specific benefits over a certain period of years.