full benefit

collocation in English

meaningsoffullandbenefit

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full
adjective
uk
/fʊl/us
/fʊl/
(of a container or a space) holding or containing as much as possible or ...
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benefit
noun
uk
/ˈben.ɪ.fɪt/us
/ˈben.ə.fɪt/
a helpful or good effect, or something intended ...
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(Definition offullandbenefitfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffull benefit

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Forfullbenefitto be gained from expert knowledge, elicitation must be conducted carefully and should be reported in detail.
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The paper is reasonably self-contained, but forfullbenefitprevious knowledge of on-line and off-line partial evaluation is an advantage.
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Consumers are not compensated while enterprises reap thefullbenefitof the revenue neutral reductions in tax rates.
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Most require several procedures prior to derivingfullbenefit.
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This applied particularly to women who had not earned the 140 quarters necessary to be entitled tofullbenefit.
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It might be important to account for the heterogeneity amongst consumers to get thefullbenefitof the spirit of capitalism.
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Why then has environmental valuation, an essential component of afullbenefit-cost appraisal, apparently been slow to be implemented?
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With the modifications they would be able to remain in possession of their properties and reap thefullbenefitof the improvement of their area.
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The local authorities therefore ought to have thefullbenefitof any public expenditure which creates additional values.
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Thefullbenefitwill really go to the landowner.
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Now consider the plight of an unemployed man with a wife and two children living onfullbenefit.
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I would like to see a proper,fullbenefittransfer scheme to get people back into work.
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The present tax on petrol does not prevent consumers from receiving thefullbenefitof price cuts.
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The majority of pensioners did not get thefullbenefit.
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It will also give thefullbenefitof the value of tax allowances to families too poor to pay tax.
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There are con- siderable reasons why the self-employed do not obtainfullbenefitat present.
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We would not gain thefullbenefitof harmonisation if we did not set ourselves that priority.
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They would get thefullbenefit, and that is the real incentive to save.
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The result is that we do not get thefullbenefitwhich we might obtain from the unit.
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Large numbers of people retained their rights to benefit, andfullbenefitwas paid regardless of other considerations.
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