Sentence examples for groups of beneficiaries from inspiring English sources
A State may apply the previous sentence for some or all groups of beneficiaries as specified by the State and may waive payment of any such premium in any case where the State determines that requiring such payment would create an undue hardship.
We denote those groups of beneficiaries from intergenerational solidarity transfers by subscript r and treat them as one group (for sake of simplicity).
Using a mixed proportional hazard rate model, Reyes et al. examine the determinants of the job-finding rate of unemployment benefit recipients under the Chilean program and infer the effects of UISAs by comparing parameters for various groups of beneficiaries.
As states are forced to ration finite resources under a block grant, governors and legislators would be forced to choose among three very compelling groups of beneficiaries.
Insurers would be stuck with groups of beneficiaries in unusually poor health, forcing them to raise premiums in ways that would scare off yet more healthy people, creating what insurance industry experts call a death spiral.
Without some incentive for healthy people to sign up for coverage, more of them would, presumably, opt not to buy plans ― leaving insurers with groups of beneficiaries who, on the whole, would have serious medical needs and generate substantial medical bills.
NEW YORK CITY'S late (and lamented) economic boom appears to have had a suprising group of beneficiaries: single mothers.
But another, more surprising group of beneficiaries has emerged: niche chains that cater to teenagers and young adults.
Exploiting the experimental variation, we find that self-targeting leads to a much poorer group of beneficiaries than the status quo.
The Tories' only definite commitment was to cut inheritance tax for the richest, with the biggest group of beneficiaries in Kensington and Chelsea, including Notting Hill, Brown said.
