Sentences with phrase «derive substantial benefit»

«Before we make them available by prescription, there needs to be compelling evidence that they're unique and that a large population would derive substantial benefit.»

Would mere comment be a sufficient remedy if the accused in fact derived a substantial benefit from hearing his other witnesses before he testified?

The agent shall be entitled to an indemnity if he has brought new costumers to the principal or significantly increased the volume of business with existing costumers and the principal continues to derive substantial benefits from the business with such customers.

Today the firm continues to derive substantial benefits from the international relationships and networks created through the program, and from the knowledge that their American lawyers have acquired about the visiting lawyers» cultures and practices.

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Companies like Apple and Starbucks derive substantial revenue from Chinese - based operations, while retailers like Wal - Mart benefit from importing low - cost electronics, clothes and furniture from China.

In June 2016, the US Supreme Court ruled in Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt that two provisions of HB 2 were unconstitutional because there was no evidence of any health benefit derived from the law but substantial evidence of negative effects on women's access to care.

«This study demonstrates that Prosigna can reliably identify early stage breast cancer patients who have a low risk - of disease recurrence at 10 years, including a substantial proportion of patients with node - positive disease for whom the risk / benefit derived for adjuvant chemotherapy would be at best neutral,» said Dr. Alessandra Cesano, chief medical officer of NanoString Technologies.

Many of them derive substantial economic benefits from the coral reefs surrounding them through tourism and fishing.