Sentence examples for beneficiary have from inspiring English sources

While Medicare expenses per beneficiary have soared over the past 40 years, they've risen significantly less than private insurance premiums.

REINING IN HEALTH CARE COSTS Sharp declines in the annual growth rate in overall health care spending and in Medicare's cost per beneficiary have eased the pressure on federal budgets and on private insurance premiums.

The arbitration matter was meant to be ruled on today, but two issues brought up by Kleiner — "equitable estoppel" and "3rd party beneficiary" — have pushed the decision back.

Medicare stops paying for prescriptions after the plan and beneficiary have spent $2,830 on prescription drugs, and only starts paying again after out-of-pocket spending hits $4,550.

Coverage would then stop until the beneficiary had spent $3,600 out of pocket.

Medicare would then pay nothing until the beneficiary had spent $3,600 out of pocket.

But while Romney, too, has been notably generous, the primary beneficiary has been the Mormon Church.

A big beneficiary has been bond funds, which offer regular fixed interest payments.

Germany, NATO's biggest historic beneficiary, has done nothing at all.

One major beneficiary has been Benny Peiser from the Global Warming Policy Foundation, who has made repeated appearances of prime-time BBC news.

The program would then pay nothing until the beneficiary had spent a total of $3,600 out of pocket.