Sentence examples for telling benefit from inspiring English sources
Yet if the sensationalized showdown between the National Council of Women's Organizations and Augusta National chairman Hootie Johnson has made Burk something of a lightning rod in the fertile battlefield of gender sports equity, that might be the most telling benefit of all.
Engaging women in their own reproductive health affairs, strengthening maternal health care, increasing community awareness about obstetric danger signs during pregnancy and child birth, and telling the benefit of family planning should be major targets for intervention.
"They should leave out key procedural details in the description," he said, "and just tell the benefit".
He has now been told his benefit has been reinstated and that arrears owed will be paid.
This, we were told, should benefit the bipeds given the difficulty that horses have in controlling their body temperatures.
How did Allianz justify the benefit cuts to policyholders, who'd been told their benefits would never decrease?
We don't want people who have a financial interest to be telling you the benefit of doing something".
From Monday, even more people will be be told the benefits as Prince Charles launches the fourth Wool Week.
A DWP claimant, it added, had recently attempted suicide as a result of being told their benefits would be stopped.
Sky is scrupulous in its use of data; subscribers were told the benefits and could opt-out and can continue to do so via Sky.com.com
"We were told of benefits, about 60% prevention of disease," said 45-year-old Joshua Mwangala, a volunteer health worker who was circumcised.
