Feelings of altruism, jealousy, etc. are ignored in order not to make the allocation of resources depend on the contingent distribution of benevolent and malevolent feelings among the population (see e.g. Goodin 1986, Harsanyi 1982).
He also served as president of Reencontro (Portuguese: "Reunion"), an evangelical benevolent society that distributed Bibles worldwide and operated 19 free clinics, an orphanage, a vocational training program, a food-distribution centre, and child-care agencies.
It's possible that Mr. Munch's film — with its lapidary landscape photography, off-kilter environmental theme and up-and-coming starlet, Lily Rabe, who plays an outdoorswoman collecting samples for a field study and attracts a benevolent hirsute stalker — will find distribution.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
Benevolent's rules are simple.
Benevolent homes provide care for children and the aged.
Or is it in an irreversible decline where the choices are to become a company like TRONC or some other "multiplatform content generation distribution network," to get bought by a benevolent billionaire, or to go out of business?
Google has taken the role of benevolent monopolist by providing traffic via Search, standards via Chrome, and distribution via Android.
We are better together when we share a vision of a more benevolent and balanced economic order - based on representative planning and cooperative market mechanisms - to achieve an equitable distribution of resources, meaningful work, a nourishing environment, sustainable development, gender and racial equity, and non-oppressive relationships.
