Sentence examples for shall benefit from inspiring English sources
You shall benefit, likewise me.
The selected candidate shall benefit from a dynamic work environment with a wide variety of tasks and responsibilities.
A subsequent chapter of Frightened Face of Nature is entitled The Age of Science, and the following extract sums up his thoughts: "By all means let man use his great powers to invent new devices; let him give of his best to see that all shall benefit from his genius in curing, healing, and housing those in want.
And the less crystal domains of the crosslinked PVA polymer shall benefit the water transport, since the crystal regions are impermeable to any penetrant.
His stripes, shall benefit Nepal in many unthinkable ways.
Really, I think most of you shall benefit from having even an unsound coughing strategy.
This paper presents the results of the workshop related to three key questions: (1) what are the benefits of ecological engineering practices to human and ecosystem well-being, (2) which concepts are used or useful to identify, reference, and measure the benefits of ecological engineering practices, and (3) how and to whom shall benefits of ecological engineering practices be promoted.
And, therefore it shall be benefited in terms of tax incentives on the material purchase or in the other forms.
Barclays, UNICEF and BRAC anticipate that over 10,000 young people shall have benefited from the financial literacy and employability skills that are being shared over a period of three years.
6. Member States shall require benefiting electricity generators and network operators to report by 28 February of each year on the implementation of their selected investments.
6. Member States shall require benefiting energy generators and network operators to report annually by 31 March of each year on the implementation of their selected investments, including the balance of free allocation and investment expenditure incurred, the types of investments supported and the way in which they achieved the goals set out in point (b) of the first subparagraph of paragraph 2.
