Instead of bending the well-established rules of the line to benefit the interests of the wealthiest among us, let's relax and wait in lines as we always have — waiting our turn, standing in order, like reasonable adults, the kind who care about other people.
They had disclosed confidential customer order information and trading positions, and altered their positions accordingly to "benefit the interests of the collective group".
Domestication is the process whereby a population of living organisms is changed at the genetic level, through generations of selective breeding, to accentuate traits that ultimately benefit the interests of humans.
In particular, there is the conservative American Legislative Exchange Council, which started in 1973 and has since been heavily criticized by the left for pushing policies that benefit the interests of its corporate donors.
How can we adjust the Building with Nature design to benefit the interests of local stakeholders?
Having pioneered fair-trade fashion, Minney and her team want to benefit from the interest in it.
Many banks currently have to pay more than that for deposits, so they do not get the benefit of the interest rate gap even when they do lend.
Anna Bowes at savings advice site SavingsChampion.co.uk says: "A £15,000 Isa is of little benefit if the interest rates being paid are still derisory.
"We as a society will benefit from the interest young people show beginning at first, second and third grades.
Harper also uses a term, "pyramid model," often used to describe academic science, in which the labor and hopes of many low-level people support a system that benefits the interests of a favored few senior people.
