This comes close to the gains reckoned to accrue from adopting the euro.
The aluminum industry has presented the agency's decision in terms of environmental benefits that it claims will accrue from the de-listing.
The EC's continued support for the project despite all its problems down the years is based on the belief that huge returns to the European economy will accrue from the investment.
Other states, some of them no less poor, have woken up to the crucial balance between people and jobs and the advantages that accrue from emancipating women through education and family planning.
But that case is not aided by people releasing reports like this one, reports that only look at the damages from climate change and do not look at the benefits that accrue from the use of those very fossil fuels that lead to climate change.
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"I think we should spend the money that we can immediately, but at the same time if we have a couple of quarters of positive GDP growth, then let's start reducing and eliminating the huge, massive, unprecedented deficits that are going to accrue from these actions, " he said.
Therefore, any new way to accrue more revenue from existing users is a bonus.
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Revenues include those that accrue to the team from the stadium, broadcasting, licensing and merchandise.
Ogunjobi said the NFA and Globacom will sign the contract next week, when earnings that will accrue to the clubs from the sponsorship package would be announced.
But in its recent economic review, Britain's Cabinet Office noted that the financial benefits that might accrue to British farmers from planting, say, herbicide-resistant oilseed rape are unlikely to compensate for the lack of a market should their main customers shun the stuff.
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The presence of greedy family members, hungry for more than their share of earnings and perks from the company, may be worse than the well-studied agency problem of hired managers sucking benefits from the company that should accrue to public shareholders.
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The plan is greatly watered down, after all, and many economists argue that any benefits from freeing capital markets will probably accrue only slowly.
He also thinks 2013 consensus EBITDA estimates are too low, given that savings from headcount cuts announced earlier this year will accrue for all of 2013.
In a dozen states men continue to accrue child-support obligations if they are in prison, from which they can emerge owing thousands of dollars.
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The beauty of stock awards is companies have to account for those shares from the time they are issued, including dividends that accrue to the owners while the shares are still restricted.
But a less-remarked on phenomenon continues to be the dynamism from sustained better or lesser performance, which in turn can also accrue to changes in size.
Moreover, the evidence for extreme-exercise hazards is far from conclusive and is contradicted by other studies suggesting the health benefits of exercise may accrue to infinity.
Of course, the more kudos CEOs accrue, the more distractions pop up, often in the form of media interviews that take them away from running the company.
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There are a number of ways our company will derive value from Lucasfilm's intellectual property-some of which can be realized immediately while others will accrue to us over time.
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