Sentence examples for beneficiary language from inspiring English sources

There doesn't appear to be any third-party beneficiary language here, so I'm not sure how it is enforced – except through the Buffett investment, which actually is a pretty good monitor.

Zeitgeist Films, a tiny, truly independent art film distributor based in a walk-up suite of offices in a SoHo loft building, found itself the beneficiary of a best foreign-language film award for "Nowhere in Africa".

The identities of most beneficiaries were disguised in the legislative language.

A pending House bill has language authorizing Medicare to finance beneficiaries' consultations with professionals on whether to authorize aggressive and potentially life-saving interventions later in life.

'Honestly, Carlos Queiroz was very important for the squad because he knew very well the tactics,' says Evra, a beneficiary of Queiroz's ability with the French language and his daily defensive coaching.

To retain the tax deferral of a retirement account, a trust that is beneficiary of the account needs to have certain language that qualifies it as a see-through trust.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said she would "enhance" benefits for the neediest beneficiaries, but has stopped short of the expansion language adopted by her rivals.

(The trust is named as a "designated beneficiary" of the IRA and it contains special "spendthrift" language limiting how much power the owner has over the trust assets–and thus creditors' access to those assets).

Friday's United States-Germany game will also be carried live by Univision, the Spanish-language network, which has been the biggest beneficiary of the growing popularity of the tournament with American viewers.

The beneficiary, or sponsored woman, receives localized text messages in her language that are relevant to her concerns and values.

There is a common language, which also improves the discussion about the beneficiary and fosters better quality of the care.