Sentence examples similar to a benevolent aim from inspiring English sources
George Washington, above the crowd, extended a benevolent arm.
Columbia hopes that the benevolent aims of the institution, and its modern campus featuring open spaces that local residents can enjoy, will eventually assuage local concerns.
We adopt the viewpoint of a benevolent social planner who aims at treating in a fair manner the successive overlapping generations participating to such a long-term mandatory system.
"To Stem Juvenile Robberies, Police Trail Youths Before the Crime" (front page, March 4) suggests that the New York Police Department's Juvenile Robbery Intervention Program is a largely benevolent effort aimed at addressing the fractured relationships that exist between the police and teenagers, improving the lives of the young people involved and preventing gang violence.
In this paper, we assume a benevolent designer (i.e., κ=1) who aims to design a protocol that maximizes the expected sum utility of all consumers, i.e., (sum limits _{n}Eleft {u_{n}left ({boldsymbol {a}}right)right }).
Parvati is a benevolent goddess.
Dr Moroka is largely a benevolent figurehead.
Hellman, a benevolent dinner companion, is 52.
It is run by a benevolent technocracy.
