Sentence examples for in whose benefit from inspiring English sources

If not for the sake of justice, certainly to protect those in whose benefit it was established.

But locals said that fund-raisers for the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, whose benefit took place on July 12, were disappointed with the results.

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Beneficiary, in Anglo-American law, one for whose benefit a trust is created.

In one example, when patients were asked to choose between two equally efficacious medications, 57% chose the medication whose benefit was expressed in relative terms while only 15% chose the medication whose benefit was expressed in absolute terms [ 50].

In the run-up to last year's general election I met a woman in Southampton whose benefits had been sanctioned.

The first was to support George W Bush's mammoth tax cut in 2001, whose benefits went largely to the very rich.

Yet there has been no thorough economic analysis of temperature-associated health costs and public health adaptation options, and policymakers hesitate to invest scarce financial resources in measures whose benefits are ambiguous.

Depression product appraisal increased in companies with greater health benefit generosity whose benefit professionals were male.

For whose benefit was that?" Deep inside the stadium, in the home dressing-room, each coach gets to work.

In America hundreds of (mostly black) mothers are now jailed for this offence, to whose benefit it is unclear.