Sentence examples for beneficiary causes from inspiring English sources

If a beneficiary causes a car accident, for example, the victim cannot be compensated with assets from the trust, even if they are the driver's only resources.

Today's pressing problem is that there isn't enough money in the accounts to pay out 70 million checks to expectant older, disabled, and veteran beneficiaries, causing President Obama to request a raise in the nation's debt limit.

However, keep in mind that naming a joint account owner instead of a POD beneficiary can cause problems.

It has now transformed into an austere meeting area, a long table flanked with chairs where visitors and would-be beneficiaries pitch their causes.

The Statue of Liberty was one of the earliest beneficiaries of a cause marketing campaign.

6. See e.g. De anima (On the Soul) 2.4, 415b8-28, where after the identification of the soul as substance (i.e. as form), and as moving cause, the passage specifies a meaning in which the soul is also a final cause as beneficiary (hôi) of the processes in the living being.

But the safety net causes some beneficiaries, or their spouses, to work less.

Mr Harper has been the main cause and beneficiary of that process.

She established a rapport with many fashion writers and editors, put Coach bags into circulation among the city's arbiters of style and started philanthropic projects — the New York Public Library and the Food Bank for New York City were among the beneficiaries — that served civic causes and also raised the company's public profile, said Julie Cahn, a daughter.

In the case of IA, there is no single semantic/conceptual denominator which can subsume all the associated thematic roles (namely, a beneficiary, an instrument, a cause, a transported theme, and a causand) under the rubric.

The former finding reflects that some people responded to the enhanced work incentive by increasing their labor force participation, suggesting that the current law causes some beneficiaries to restrict their earnings.