Sentence examples for rather than beneficiary from inspiring English sources

And the recipients have had to adapt their outcomes – Oxfam would normally put their resources into advocacy and community engagement, rather than beneficiary numbers.

Agali's model has generated important lessons that can be integrated into youth programmes, advocacy strategies, and broader development initiatives, including engaging adolescent girls in the democratic process as actors rather than beneficiaries, ensuring that local and national policy frameworks are responsive to girls' specific needs.

In this context Cantor's recent assertion that Democratic elected officials are "blaming parts of our economy and society, versus 'let's take some of the credit or blame here in Washington.'... and (they should) not go in and excoriate some who have been successful," is further evidence that Republican concern about class warfare begins only when the wealthy are targets rather than beneficiaries.

These variables were defined for the county of the patient's attributed physician because the attributed physician's treatment decisions are most likely influenced by conditions in his/her local market, rather than the beneficiary's county of residence.

The health-care cuts are borne predominantly by health providers, rather than by beneficiaries.

Rules for allocating a project's costs burden local ratepayers rather than distant beneficiaries.

At last, health technology companies are viewing patients in low- and middle-income countries as customers to be competed for, rather than simply beneficiaries of, philanthropic largesse.

As the fighting dragged on, this sense of resentment only deepened, convincing many Alawites, particularly those in the more impoverished inland areas, that they were tools of the regime rather than its beneficiaries.

While Nitish Kumar, the chief minister of Bihar, has just announced the princely sum of Rs 2 lakhs (£2200) for every family of a child that has died, the fact remains that these underprivileged children have become victims of these free school meals, rather than its beneficiaries.

"The beauty of the VisionSpring model is by selling the glasses, they treat the people they're trying to help as value-conscious customers rather than needy beneficiaries, so they actually offer good customer service and they design glasses according to the style for the community they are working," he said.

Government, civil society and especially the communities themselves have to be fully involved and be active partners rather than just beneficiaries.