Sentence examples for To beneficiary from inspiring English sources
noun
One who benefits or receives an advantage.
- You are the lucky beneficiary of this special offer.
Retirement accounts are distributed according to beneficiary designation forms that you complete when you open an account and can later amend.
(The IRS defines a "prohibited transaction" as a transfer of assets or income from a plan to beneficiary or "disqualified" person).
The National Health Accounts framework as well as NASA apply standard accounting methods to reconstruct all transactions in a given country, 'following the money' from the funding sources to agents and providers and eventually to beneficiary populations.
Figure 2d shows that aside from two outliers that are responding to context-specific requirements, the majority of programs surveyed maintain a low CHW to beneficiary ratio.
When CBHI schemes are developed, it is important that they are designed and implemented in such a way as to ensure the relevance of the benefit packages to beneficiary communities [ 5, 21].
With ENCEL- 2007 having been implemented throughout the households of the communities visited, it was possible to identify which OP belonged to beneficiary households and which OP did not within the same communities.
"We're merely imparting information to beneficiaries," Ms. Ignagni said.
To offset that cost, Democrats change other features, in ways that increase the cost to beneficiaries.
Republicans said they were trying to expand the options and choices available to beneficiaries.
Critics said both programs — intended to cut costs — would disrupt services to beneficiaries.
Several humanitarian NGOs have signed up to standards of accountability to beneficiaries.
