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Competition meant that industrialists did not earn monopoly returns from the new technology, nor did the gains all accrue to landowners .

The voucher's value would be set at the basic cost of education for each age group and accrue to the selected school.

This report is a study of the potential net economic impacts that could accrue to the state.

We then need always to be clear about how the benefits accrue to individuals.

Will those losses accrue to taxpayers, recipients of public services, equity investors, bondholders, domestic debtors or foreign creditors?

What, after all, is the incentive for the Greeks to reform their government and economy if the benefits accrue to creditors indefinitely?

First-mover advantages are the economic and strategic advantages that accrue to early entrants into an industry.

But some of the advantages that accrue to high-frequency traders look unfair.

A number of benefits accrue to the public from compulsory education.

Money kept in a saving back will accrue to you with interest.

The advantages, meanwhile, mostly accrue to business travellers.

Profits from conversions would accrue to the EDA, reducing effective E-bond interest rates.

Great benefits accrue to society as a result of education.

In a highly volatile market, some advantages accrue to banks that can rely on those more stable deposit bases.

Employee entitlements to annual leave are recognised when they accrue to employees.

These aren't Western ideas, Mr. Oullette cautioned, but are needed 'because of the benefits that would accrue to the country. '

English skills will accrue to you from speaking and reading a lot.

Many benefits accrue to society from free medical services.

I have long been persuaded that resource rents should be socialised, not accrue to individual owners.

Certain responsibilities accrue to us from our use of public facilities.

At this stage, one may ask what gains accrue to the two individuals from this development.

Of course, the most benefit will accrue to the people writing the more complex applications.

The benefits would accrue to both countries and, at the same time, would be shared worldwide.

If any do good, good will (accrue) to them therefrom ; and they will be secure from terror that Day.

I advise you to deposit your money in a savings bank, and that will accrue to you with interest