Sentence examples for both beneficiary from inspiring English sources

Whishaw is both beneficiary and victim of Trevor Nunn's idea - or wheeze - of a youth Hamlet.

Or should it claim to be both "beneficiary" and "assignee" of the underlying contract?

The taxpayer is both beneficiary and victim, and the balance between the two is often not in the taxpayer's favor.

Barnes is both beneficiary and victim of Updike's own double-edged gift: a dazzling facility of phrase that sometimes feels like an end in itself.

A reluctance to allow chains like Helios, which specialises in overhauling smaller hospitals, to operate easily in Britain remains a barrier to transforming the less impressive parts of the system.The NHS Sir David leaves behind is both beneficiary and prisoner of its past.

Donors prefer vouchers to cash transfers because they are easier to track and evaluate, but assessment findings and lessons learned from pilot projects suggest vouchers may provide the least value for money from both beneficiary and NGO perspectives.

Colchester United and Grimsby Town were both beneficiaries of the New Manager Effect on Saturday, for 89 minutes at least.

Villages like Kadapakkam (and thousands of similar villages across the country) are both beneficiaries and victims of development.

Deonarine and Travis Dowlin, both beneficiaries of the contract dispute that led West Indies to field a replacement team in its previous series, at home to Bangladesh, batted like genuine test players.

Are the new benefits supported by both beneficiaries and providers?

Technical guidance and standardized procedures are needed to ensure due diligence is conducted to mitigate fiduciary risks and ensure accountability to both beneficiaries, donors, and other stakeholders.