Sentence examples for beneficiary class from inspiring English sources

Mr. Roy does not expect quick change on corruption, or his water situation, but he does think India's economic beneficiary class now must engage in politics, too.

Reforming Medicare is difficult in part because of resistance by beneficiaries, who hold a lot of political influence … Diminishing the size of the beneficiary class is likely to diminish resistance to further change, and while it's not enough, it might ultimately make reform easier.

It doesn't substantially pare back "the nation of takers," as many of the 65- and 66-year-olds thrown off Medicare will enter the exchanges or be caught by Medicaid.Perhaps, as Peter Suderman suggests, raising the eligibility age would make additional changes to Medicare easier, by diminishing the size of that specific beneficiary class.

Among our principal results are that courts honor third party claims when contract members likely can price them and when third parties incur substantial reliance losses, but protect third- party interests less frequently than they should and refuse relief when contract members can identify the potential beneficiary class but not every agent who is likely to be in it.

–A trustee must treat all beneficiaries impartially within the terms of the trust, favoring no single beneficiary or class of beneficiaries (beneficiary or remainder) against others.

Similar calculations for beneficiaries with class II obesity (BMI ≥ 35) show even greater net per capita savings of almost $4,000 over 10 years.

You may name beneficiaries by class, or as members of a group.

You may also choose to name alternate beneficiaries as a class, for example, you may name your grandchildren as alternate beneficiaries.

The discretionary beneficiaries comprise a class of persons who reside throughout Europe and South America.

This made her a racist; also the mindless beneficiary of middle-class privilege, said critics.

When the first ever rugby international took place in 1871 at Raeburn Place in Edinburgh, 4,000 middle class beneficiaries of Empire's munificence turned up to scream on the home side in a fractious encounter.