Expanding the pool of beneficiaries to include everyone and financing it with progressive taxes is the way to "save" Medicare.
The pool of beneficiaries could be smaller or larger than the number of plaintiffs in the case, depending on how many retired players with neurological problems come forward.
In particular, the article presents participatory urban planning and development, slum upgrading institutional structure, profiling and enumeration, and slum upgrading impacts (resilience of the urban poor, living in slums without fear, expansive pool of beneficiaries, review of planning regulations and land ownership) as major issues promoting inclusive municipal governance.
Cascading and ripple effects expanded the pool of beneficiaries and entrenched the sense of national ownership and commitment to the effort.
The pool of possible beneficiaries will grow as Charles River continues to raise a new venture fund -- now near the $1 billion mark -- for financing new companies.
Given Tunisia's demographics and highly educated workforce, the pool of potential beneficiaries far exceeded the Government's capacity to deliver AMAL's services to the 145,000 (versus the expected 50,000) jobseekers who enrolled in the program in 2011.
The playoff run and the team's $31 million payroll let the Sabres, a beneficiary of the new revenue-sharing pool, clear almost $4.6 million in profit last season.
The principal feature and benefit of group insurance (private or public) is the pooling and sharing of beneficiary risk.
The Bush administration said it would help Medicare beneficiaries get discounts by pooling their buying power.
Initially, their legislation would actually have the opposite effect, the CBO predicted, because so many healthy people would opt not to get coverage when there's no individual mandate in place to compel them ― leaving insurers with sicker pools of beneficiaries that would, on average, drive up their costs. .
