Sentence examples similar to term for benefit from inspiring English sources

Reading from the top down, the article referred to "overhauling" the programs, to "reform," "welfare and entitlement changes" and "policy modifications". These are Republican terms for benefit cuts.

On the opposite end to the individual exceptionalism of 'visionaries' is this term for collective benefit.

Find Resources: By making, maintaining and leveraging contacts, in both the short and long term, for mutual benefit, entrepreneurs find ways to exploit opportunities despite adversity.

The leading treatments for postmenopausal osteoporosis are the nitrogen-containing bisphosphonates, which are required long term for optimal benefit.

Primary health care research is under pressure to be accountable to funders in terms of benefits for practice and policy.

Only occasionally does he bother to define his terms for the benefit of the less literate.

This chapter explains some of such Japanese management terms for the benefit of the young engineers.

The president would convene a meeting of Democrats, Republicans and health care experts to debate the proposals, in plain-spoken terms, for the benefit of the American people.

Or, to put it in simpler terms for the benefit of Rob Crawford: Primus takes a cookie.

Conclusions Lung protective mechanical ventilation was associated with a substantial long term survival benefit for patients with acute lung injury.

The cut-off period for long-term unemployment benefit for those under 50 was trimmed on January 1st from three years to two.