Sentence examples for beneficiary list from inspiring English sources

Pakistan, which as Afghanistan's southern neighbor would be most likely the main platform for any assault on Osama bin Laden, is on top of the beneficiary list.

New neighbors were sometimes complete strangers, as many of the people on the beneficiary list were homeless individuals who had flocked to the area in hopes of taking advantage of the assistances being offered to the affected population.

Occupants of the new homes include not only relocated residents from Verapaz, but also outsiders who were able to get included on the beneficiary list, family members who have split off from multi-generational families residing in Verapaz, and residents new to the area renting the new home from families that have moved back to or stayed in Verapaz.

Jealousy was therefore not eradicated and we heard of examples of how some undeserving households were included in the beneficiary list at the expense of more deserving households.

Participants, stratified by age (0 7 years; 8 14 years; 15 39 years; ≥40 years) and gender, were selected using simple random sampling, without replacement, from the Beneficiary List in each community to create lists of potential participants to be contacted by recruiters.

We show that capture by formal elites occurs during the distribution of benefits under the programs, and not during the processes when the beneficiary lists are determined by the central government.

Do yourself a favor and make sure that 1) there is a beneficiary listed on your retirement accounts and insurance documents, and 2) it corresponds to the person who you want to receive the assets if you die.

But you can title them in such a way so as to avoid having them included in your estate subject to probate by having either a second co-owner or a beneficiary listed on your I Bonds.

I've said this before, any named beneficiary supersedes the beneficiary listed in the will.

Briefly, CBCS participants were women aged 20 to 74 years; cases were identified from the North Carolina Central Cancer Registry and controls were identified using drivers' license and Medicare beneficiary lists.

Controls were randomly sampled from driver's license files (ages 20 to 64 years) and Medicare beneficiary lists (ages 65to6969 years); controls were frequency-matched in 5-year intervals to have a similar age distribution to that of the cases.