Sentence examples for exercise for the benefit from inspiring English sources

Were they really a musical sheep-counting exercise for the benefit of an insomniac ambassador?

Among the king's critics, the effort was ignored or dismissed as a public relations exercise for the benefit of allies like the United States that need to justify their support for him.

In a very unorthodox way, PPI rectification has been a big money-creation exercise for the benefit of consumers.

But the estate now has this tremendous bundle of rights that it can and does exercise for the benefit of the estate, including copyrights and trademarks throughout the world.

By mid April 1942 the division was able to conduct a small scale airborne exercise for the benefit of the Prime Minister, in which twenty one transport aircraft and nine gliders participated, and by late December the division had been brought up to full strength.

The author argues, in particular, for enhancing community-police reciprocity as a means of helping to ensure that police discretion is exercised for the benefit of the community.

Reproduction of the species has traditionally been seen as women's primary function, to be exercised for the benefit of men or for society as a whole, as defined by men.

Virtual in-app trainers also perform exercises for the benefit of the user, using motion capture generated by Runtastic's professional trainers.

It may be that not one of the three had any idea that his efforts were being exercised for the benefit of the public.

That government is instituted and ought to be exercised for the benefit of the people...That the people have an indubitable, unalienable, and indefeasible right to reform or change their government whenever it be found adverse or inadequate to the purpose of its institution".

They have been adept at training exercises staged for the benefit of foreign journalists, a kind of let-me-at-'em posturing.