In fact it became the drama: the story centred around the labyrinthine workings of "benefit land" – and for those who have ever been on benefits, no surprise there.
In fact, what's struck me most over the course of these debates in France's heartlands is just how few people understand the workings and immense benefits of EU membership.
Since it is highly subjective to comment on an industry-agnostic returns in investment (RoI) from in-house data science development, we abstain from commenting on the inner workings of cost-benefit obtained from in-house development of machine learning models.
The centrist president has insisted his "transformation" of France through loosening labour laws and overhauling the workings of the welfare state would benefit ordinary French people, who have been through decades of mass unemployment.
As Greenwald writes, [Ms. Fowler] will receive ample rewards from that same industry as she peddles her influence in government and exploits her experience with its inner workings to work on that industry's behalf, all of which has been made perfectly legal by the same insular, Versailles-like Washington culture that so lavishly benefits from all of this.
It is a chunk of the world economy, unleashed, by means of a cruel metaphysical joke, to threaten the life of someone who, we can assume, has benefited from the workings of that economy.
In the fall of 2012 she learned about ecosystem services — how humankind benefits from the workings of natural ecosystems — and their valuation in junior seminars given by Simon Levin, the George M. Moffett Professor of Biology.
Speaking on BBC One's Andrew Marr Show, Justice Minister Mr Hughes said: "Of all the people that's equipped to know the history and the workings of the EU and its benefits, and has also had to argue this case lately, I think Nick is hugely well-qualified.
Deep investigations into ISIS's workings show that the group has benefited from having well-trained Sunni army lieutenants from the Saddam era in its leadership.
