Sentence examples for beneficiaries both from inspiring English sources
First, all trusts and foundations should be registered, just as companies are, and their beneficiaries, both actual and potential, should be disclosed.
Specialists underscore the importance of paying close attention to beneficiaries, both by naming them on a custodian's form — a move that trumps a will — by keeping your choices up to date and, perhaps, by placing conditions on how they are to receive and/or even spend their inheritance.
For AID beneficiaries, both providers (medical institutions) and consumers (patients and their families) tend to delay patients' discharges.
Dawkins seems to mean by "beneficiary" both the manifestor of adaptation and that which survives to reap the rewards of the evolutionary process.
Through 2001, Sun, a computer company, was one of the biggest beneficiaries of both the dot-com boom and the telecommunications and Internet industry expansions.
When he turns his attention to the group that made him famous, Summers is sufficiently impartial to recognize that the Police were beneficiaries of both talent and good timing: their polite punk rock arrived on the scene just as audiences — and record labels — were tiring of the aggressive posturings of acts like the Sex Pistols.
You make everybody else look bad.' " Today, the Smiths appear to be ahead of the curve, beneficiaries of both their moderate prices and their early decision to tend to their customer list with the same care they lavish on their vines.
In early 2018, the Trump administration announced the termination of the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program for beneficiaries from both El Salvador and Honduras.
"In addition, our position on the temporary payroll holiday was contingent on several conditions in order to protect Social Security and its beneficiaries in both the short and long-term".
