Sentence examples for a beneficiary at from inspiring English sources
"What it really comes down to is that as a result of this bill, health care is a beneficiary at the expense of every other sector".
R. Hugh Magill, chief fiduciary officer at Northern Trust, said it was best to begin preparing a beneficiary at a young age and then proceed in stages.
This could also happen if you do not name a beneficiary at all, or if no one can find the beneficiary designation form when the time comes.
However, the CHAM hospital in the catchment areas was not yet a beneficiary at the time of data collection.
A beneficiary was included if, at any time, s/he had at least a 12-month period of continuous enrollment.
Justice Thomas, himself a beneficiary of affirmative action at Yale Law School, compiled a respectable record at what is arguably the country's most elite law school.
The rest of the Sun's story includes comments from staff at a beneficiary school in Kenya who said the vitamin pills the foundation provided them with weren't the desks and chairs they actually needed.
"At states, they ought to end the defined-benefit portion programs... I'm certainly a beneficiary of it, but at the state level that's unsustainable, too, and that's going to have to change... .. "The part that I oppose is having a defined-benefit retirement plan for members of Congress -- and have argued against a defined-benefit program when I was at the state level," he tells National Journal.
Today she is learning to manage her illness through medication and counseling at the Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation Treatment Center at FEGS, a beneficiary agency of the UJA-Federation of New York, one of the seven local charities supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
If Medicare spends an average of $9,125 per beneficiary at a particular hospital and if the comparable figure for all hospitals nationwide is $12,467, the hospital would receive high marks — 9 points out of a possible 10 awarded for efficiency.
As a beneficiary of Harold Wilson's instruction, at the height of the space race, that every British schoolchild should learn Russian, I know that such political fashions fade.
