tangible benefits

The more tangible benefits have been a deeper insight into architecture and working of microprocessors and thorough C-programming skills.

Another is the pledge of tangible benefits, what Thailand's long marginalised poor are beginning to conceive of as rights.

We believe that Professor Bloom's research holds great promise and, with our support, can be translated into tangible benefits to health.

Another tactic used by the administration to sell health reform to a sceptical public is to trumpet tangible benefits the law will bring.

Start with the fact that the modern financial industry generates huge profits and paychecks, yet delivers few tangible benefits.

Mr. Bush's leadership is needed to buck up the weak Palestinian leader by providing tangible benefits for West Bank Palestinians.

When employees do things behind the scenes, an organization potentially loses revenue and material, as well as less-tangible benefits.

"You don't have to wait very long to see tangible benefits in people who work in those environments, " he added.

Tangible benefits have endeared referral programmes to employers, particularly the opportunity to cut recruitment budgets.

They measure the net up-front and ongoing costs against the net savings and gains of tangible benefits of the investments.

The strategic cooperation between China and Egypt has yielded rich results and brought tangible benefits to people of both countries.

Bilateral friendly cooperation today has reached an unprecedented level in both depth and width, bringing tangible benefits to both peoples.

The results of such cooperation have brought tangible benefits to the two countries and their people.

Some countries even disburse some oil revenues directly to every household, thereby ensuring that ordinary folk see tangible benefits.

China's WTO accession has also brought tangible benefits to many countries around the world.

Not stellar, but clearly a case where the EU's break-up with America carried tangible benefits for the planet.

In recent years China-Spain cooperation in all fields develops quickly, bringing about tangible benefits to the two peoples.

China-Chile friendly cooperation has brought about tangible benefits to the two countries and our people.

Developing hypervisors using Linux as the core has real, tangible benefits.

prices, business and Wadi mature in the price of local residential areas, a partial area of more tangible benefits.

Leading on green issues is already bringing tangible benefits to the City, which has become the hub of Europe's carbon trading markets.

Export expansion can indeed bring tangible benefits to a nation.

Simulations can only look at the tangible benefits to the process.

The plan brought few tangible benefits to the poor.

Economic and trade ties between China and the US are mutually beneficial. They have brought huge tangible benefits to the US.

Lets not mention the intangible benefits; just talking about the tangible benefits is enough.

The government brought few tangible benefits to the poor.

Tangible benefits----Benefits that can reasonably be assigned a monetary value.

People sometimes talk of fringe benefits, usually referring to tangible benefits, but sometimes meaning both kinds of benefits.

the tangible benefits of the plan.

There are many tangible benefits.

Together we can show that globalisation can deliver real tangible benefits.

We two are close partners and the development of the bilateral trade has brought tangible benefits to our peoples.

Does it provide tangible benefits, or is it just another *DD acronym?

There is still some way to go to prove he can turn that opportunity into tangible benefits for shareholders.

Anxious to quickly demonstrate some tangible benefits, he plans to provide free transport to and from the campus.

Without tangible benefits in terms of new market access

Least tangible benefits for sustainable development

The people have received more tangible benefits