Sentences with phrase «against the benefits»

Of course it is important to balance the costs of this type of coverage against the benefits of these returned premiums.

Whether or not you choose to give your dog bones, remember to weigh the risks against the benefits when making your decision.

Meanwhile, those divorcing spouses have to make very important decisions by weighing the costs against the benefits of various options.

Side effects of chemotherapy must be balanced against the benefits of the drugs when fighting cancer in dogs.

None of this data argues against the benefits of international equity diversification over longer holding periods.

«Every choice we make is shaped by the prices of the options laid out before us... measured against their benefits,» regardless of our relative richness or poverty.

So the researchers then asked them to read a short persuasive essay with arguments against the benefits of recycling.

Read the terms and conditions carefully, consider the fees, and weigh up the costs and risks of these products against the benefits they provide.

If you're on a budget, annual fees should be weighed carefully against the benefits the card provides.

Instead, he feels investors need to do a better job of measuring fees against the benefit.

We also guide clients through the administrative procedures that apply to claims against benefit plans and in litigation when claims are denied.

But when weighing the risks of encountering life - threatening disease against the benefits of receiving a vaccine there's no contest.

Experts discuss whether this raises a dilemma between the risks of sunlight exposure against its benefits or whether we can safely obtain all the Vitamin D we need.

Before making this decision, you should weigh carefully the costs of a home equity line against the benefits.

Be sure to weigh the significant risks of margin trading against its benefits before using this strategy.

You need to weigh up the cost of the protection against the benefits the product offers and consider what's right for you.

Whenever a card you're interested in has an annual fee, think of it as a deduction against the benefits you get from having it.

Ask yourself these questions and then match your answers against the benefits listed in the two sections above.

This is a great place to start as you weigh costs against benefits.

There may also be significant risk to dogs with compromised immune systems, although the risk is generally weighed against the benefits of immunity on a case - by - case basis.

However, this must be balanced against the benefits and cost savings.

Even if you are confident of the security of the guarantee or protection, you need to weigh up the cost of the product against the benefits it can provide.

Of course, the risk of certain high impact activities for adults has to be measured against the benefit.

The value of an annual fee, though, has to be weighed against the benefits of a particular card and your travel goals.

«Labour voted against the benefit cap, against reducing the cost of housing benefit, against universal credit and now Labour will vote against the uprating bill in the new year.»

He also voted against the benefits cap.

Today's plan seeks to balance the costs against the benefits for a switch to DAB radios.

It is obvious that all the major parties need to be seen to take a strong position against benefit fraud (so obvious that it featured in the first episode of The Thick of It), but the problem comes when telling people they are no longer entitled to a benefit because they don't need it.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) used the case of Jayson and Charlotte Carmichael, who successfully challenged the bedroom tax at the Supreme Court, to prevent other people from relying on the Human Rights Act when appealing against benefits decisions at the first tier tribunal.

If the government is successful, it could prevent people from relying on the Human Rights Act to appeal against benefits decisions at the first tier tribunal, a route commonly used by many families to change decisions.

Mr Miliband suggested the coalition's policies were more likely to divide Britain, dividing north and south, the public and private sectors and those in work against benefit claimants.

The maximum estimated cost of such increase and improvement of facilities is $ 3,500,000, to be assessed against a benefited area which consists of the entire area of said Sewer District No. 6.

The maximum estimated cost of the aforesaid increase and improvement of the facilities of the District is $ 6,000,000, to be assessed against a benefited area which consists of the entire area of the District, as well as the contracting communities including Erie County Sewer District No. 1, West Seneca District No. 6, Cheektowaga Sewer District No. 3, and Lancaster town sewer districts, all in accordance with their respective proportionate shares of equalized assessed value in the District.

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Asking Catalan engineers to build a vivarium based on microfluidics in which to observe fruit fly larvae feeding behavior, the scientists demonstrated in subsequent experiments that D. melanogaster larvae are capable of making decisions that balance risk against benefit in the context of their food search.

Now the Trump administration — like all administrations before — needs to weigh the cost of transparency against the benefits.

What you're really weighing in this decision (if the series even gets this far) is the potential lost production from Price starting on short rest against the benefit of being able to use Marcus Stroman over R.A. Dickey in one of the remaining games.

Prime minister David Cameron said in a newspaper article published today the review would also look at increasing prosecutions against benefit fraudsters, incentivising individuals to inform officials about others» fraudulent benefit claims and sharpening penalties for fraudsters.

Since becoming an MP he has generally voted against benefit cuts, but did not vote against the 2015 welfare reform bill, when Labour's mass abstention was seen as helping propel Corbyn to the Labour leadership.

The fight against benefit fraud has contributed to this complexity and poor local administration, with the Verification Framework identified as particularly complicating.

The Christian charity also reported that government use of sanctions against benefit recipients was «increasingly harsh» and that half of those who had been referred to food banks in 2013 - 14 had suffered benefit delays or changes.

They failed to obtain consent from people who were exposed to radioactivity, neglected to weigh the risks of the experiments against their benefits, and misused secrecy to cover their tracks.

If research can quantify how much air pollution is reducing solar power output, policymakers can weigh the costs of transmitting electricity from cleaner regions to dirtier ones against the benefits of producing more power by building arrays where more sunlight reaches the ground.