Sentence examples for beneficiary of the programmes from inspiring English sources

Spain is the largest beneficiary of the programmes that give help to the EU's poorest regions, and the Spanish know that, once the easterners join the Union, most of their regions will no longer qualify for aid under the EU's rules (see article).

A refuge for children Mr. Mogwanja then visited another beneficiary of the programme – a mother who leaves her two children at a Wawa Wasi before leaving to work at the local market.

Community acceptance Another beneficiary of the programme, Zainab Abass, 35, watches intently as her nine-day-old son Muhanad is weighed and measured by Suheila Ibrahim, who has been working as a community midwife for five years.

The answer depends on whom you ask the question: the funder, the government of India, the stakeholders and beneficiaries of the programmes or the International Prevention Community.

The portal is regularly updated with the latest news and press releases and provides both a platform to highlight the partnership and a place where EU citizens and beneficiaries of the programmes can see how the partnership builds resilience wherever in the world it works.

Among the first beneficiaries of the programme was a young physicist from New Zealand who came to Cambridge in 1895, named Ernest Rutherford, whose pioneering research on the structure of matter would eventually win him the Nobel prize for Chemistry.

The main beneficiaries of the programme, billed as aid to the world's poorest countries, were the highly profitable and politically powerful companies that dominate the global grain trade: ADM, Cargill and Bunge.

Cash grants focus on children Almeda Mantos, 35, is one of the beneficiaries of the programme.

Many of the beneficiaries of the programme were suddenly thrust into poverty when AIDS claimed a parent.

They could potentially be involved in conflicts or be beneficiaries of the programme and for this reason were singled out for consultation or educational actions.

UNICEF Nepal Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Specialist Namaste Shrestha talks about how children continue to be both beneficiaries of the programme and powerful agents of change.