Sentence examples for that benefit with from inspiring English sources

Currently, a company that has run an oil operation and paid tax for years can claim tax relief, but cannot transfer that benefit with a sale.

While the SNP's abolition of the graduate endowment in 2007 reduced borrowing, the 2013 grant cut, affecting poorer students only, has wiped out that benefit, with the resulting debt now concentrated on poorer students.

The clinical trial part of this SHARF 4 study corroborated the conclusion that benefit with either dialysis modality could not be observed [ 20].

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Three visionary leaders were honored at that benefit with Save the Children's Global Humanitarian Awards -- former President George H. W. Bush, former President Bill Clinton, and Melinda Gates.

Unfortunately, whether or not a follow-up telephone call by a research assistant or other non-peer clinician can capture some of that benefit with respect to increasing response rates remains unclear.

It isn't just job security that benefits with this development, but also job flexibility.

However, greater improvements were apparent at follow-up, particularly in shoulder function and strength, suggesting that benefits with active treatment take longer to manifest.

For example, are policies, equipment and services that benefit people with disabilities really exclusively for people with disabilities?

First you eliminate all deductions that benefit those with more than $1 million in income; then all that benefit those with between $500,000 and $1 million; and so on.

Republicans have said the larger child tax credit would cover for the loss of deductions that benefit families with children.