Sentence examples similar to public benefit programmes from inspiring English sources
Basically, this category of non-profits is supposed to cover groups like the Sierra Club, the NRA, and the AARP, which have clear public-benefit programmes (environmental defence and research, gun-use education, and support and social organisation for seniors) but also naturally want to engage in lobbying and some political activity in pursuit of their causes.
The singer said that the programme was in poor taste, and added: "I did this in good faith for the public benefit.
Which involves more of a public benefit?
And that's a huge public benefit".
You ask about public benefit.
They are actually a public benefit corporation.
Using experience from historical energy efficiency programmes, it considers the public benefits, payment methods and policy scope that need to be considered and how these might affect policy design.
Has it brought any public benefits?
Thus the potential public-benefits even of modestly successful programmes may be substantial.
However, it is also true that public health programmes are not benefiting as much from the full potential of available technologies as the private sector.
