Sentence examples for distant beneficiaries from inspiring English sources
Rules for allocating a project's costs burden local ratepayers rather than distant beneficiaries.
Since these benefits "propagate" across space extending from local to unknown and distant beneficiaries, and the aim was to identify the most valuable areas for their capacity to satisfy a potential demand, AHB was spatialized following the approach of "ascribing" the potential benefits to their "point of provision".
Not even a five-fold hike in the number (in an attempt to raise the moral stakes of decision making) of distant potential beneficiaries changed the moral decision of the respondents.
But look much beyond a century and the beneficiaries become too distant to count much in our mental calculus.Discount rates, in other words, are high.
Its neurotic repetitions reveal an insidious blockage in British culture, something that helps in turn to explain the political resonance of Ukip and the BNP as well as to illuminate the xenophobia and violence that can co-exist with great compassion as long as its dusky beneficiaries remain sufficiently distant.
These preferential approaches have greatly helped the immediate beneficiaries, but harm more distant regions by drawing FDI and trade away.
Mr. Rushdie, too, is a beneficiary of hailing from a distant, alien land.
It was only in my undergraduate development classes I knew that I was supposed to be one of the beneficiaries of this broad development plan … When decisionmaking takes place at such a high, centralised and distant level, what does it actually mean for normal people (like me)?
Some beneficiaries are obvious.
