Sentence examples for swap benefits from inspiring English sources

While the cost swap benefits other local governments, it will actually cost New York City at least $200 million a year, officials say, because drug costs are lower than in-patient hospital costs for city patients.

Interestingly, the swaps benefited the public health research work of Dr. Julio Frenk, then-Director of Mexico's Instituto Nacional de Salud Publica and Dr. Jaime Sepulveda, then-Director of the Mexican Advisory Board on Epidemiology, who are current advisors to Bill Gates and Carlos Slim.

Examine your benefit structure to determine if you could swap certain benefits for the ability to work from home.

"Is there any contribution over and above the swap that would benefit the village at large that would make the swap worthwhile?" Residents say no and a movement is emerging where locals would come up with money to improve the park.

The prisoner swap has shown the benefits of engaging the other side in constructive dialogue: Negotiations can be beneficial to both parties.

The paired exchange registries have fought the perception that kidney swaps unfairly steer the benefits of altruistic donations to transplant candidates who have willing donors.

Every yolk-based emulsion, from mayonnaise to sabayon, benefits from swapping Sevilles for lemons, because they add sourness without that acid rasp.

Some people might not feel comfortable about it, while others don't consider there's any other option other than paying with money, but swapping skills offers many benefits".

That's not what the audience at Broadway Bares saw this month when Mr. Koval volunteered to walk among them in a black Speedo with a change box attached in front to encourage guests at the benefit to swap big bills for tip singles.

A five-member N.C.A.A. Division I subcommittee on student-athletic reinstatement appeals reduced the suspension after a two-hour teleconference in which St. John's successfully argued that the sophomore did not violate an N.C.A.A. bylaw against receiving preferential treatment and extra benefits by swapping cars with a family friend.

In Malawi funding for HRH is channelled via the Sector Wide Approach (SWAp); the sector further benefited from a USD 40 million reallocation of Global Fund monies from HIV to HRH in 2005.