As a fringe benefit, it may be able to sell China its trading technology.

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They just have to find an employer willing to give a generous fringe benefit to part-time and seasonal workers.

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Many businesses offer this coverage as a fringe benefit for key employees.

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One fringe benefit: Security guards who open laptops for inspection for every passenger now waive the tiny OQOs right through--since they consider them personal digital assistants.

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Weakening, if not removing, such counterweights to Foggy Bottom's influence and agenda would have been a fringe benefit arising from the Deputy Secretary's lack of transparency.

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For instance, research-intensive universities might benefit most from a hybrid of renewable long-term contracts and fringe benefit trade-offs, whereas it may be most efficient for teaching colleges to utilize a combination of contingent faculty and renewable contracts.

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Parera commended Mukherjee for sticking to the deadline of introducing a uniform goods and services tax by April 2010 and abolishing certain direct taxes--the fringe benefit tax, the commodities trading tax and the 10% surcharge on income tax.

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But Portugal lacks fringe politicians ready to benefit from disillusion with the mainstream.

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Far right parties are among the fringe groups expected to benefit from voters' disillusionment with the two biggest parties' backing for austerity measures.

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That is on the fringe of the area that attracts London cost-of-living allowances, so he will not benefit from the special deal for inner London.

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