Sentence examples for benefactor state from inspiring English sources

Suppose a benefactor state B1 adopts a beneficiary state C1 and proceeds to deliver aid.

He thinks that the right way to proceed is to negotiate consensus agreements satisfying individual beneficiary and benefactor states as well as international legal norms.

Floridians for All's other benefactors, state records show, include Richard Foos, the founder of Rhino Records in Los Angeles, and several big unions, including the National Education Association, which gave $250,000.

Somebody else must be filling him in on the benefactor's state of mind.

The traditional image of Byzantine Greek merchants as unenterprising benefactors of state aid is beginning to change for that of mobile, pro-active agents.

O'Brien then proclaimed he had something important to get off his chest to Pegula, the Buffalo Sabres' owner and a major Penn State benefactor.

He has overseen a move from the old Highbury Stadium to the new ground, called the Emirates, and achieved Champions League qualification for the past 15 years despite having no generous Russian or Gulf state benefactor to buy polished players, like his rivals do.

Spain has never been known for its classical dance troupes, nor did Mr. Corella have major benefactors or initial state support.

Sadly, the U.S. has never supported such a peace process in that country, and it is that support which is critical as the U.S. is by far the largest benefactor of the Colombian state and its military forces.

Annenberg was also a benefactor to the United Negro College Fund, the state of Israel and numerous hospitals and schools.

At many charter schools, wealthy benefactors supplement the money the state provides for each student.