Sentence examples for term beneficiaries from inspiring English sources

It has also been a long held position that any changes would be phased in slowly, over time, and would not affect any current or near term beneficiaries.

But when it comes to housing, the real, long-term beneficiaries will be estate agents, property developers and homeowners.

It is just a fact that the big short-term beneficiaries of this law are not generally Republicans: the 11 million who are living in the shadows; the high-tech entrepreneurs who will get more skilled labor.

Orbán and his friends observed that the real long-term beneficiaries of Reaganism and Thatcherism had been private contractors, defence industry specialists, arms dealers, advertising and communications experts, and capitalists with links to service providers in what had formerly been the public sector.

These surviving alleles are the long-term beneficiaries of selection processes.

You have to focus on the long-term beneficiaries: the banks, the consumer stocks and real estate".

Alternatively, one might say that the lineages characterized on the genic level, that is, the surviving alleles, are the relevant long-term beneficiaries.

In contrast, none of these countries, nor Australia, has been successful to date at moving existing longer-term beneficiaries back into the labor market, although the process of re-screening and seeking to activate existing longer-term beneficiaries in Great Britain has only recently begun.

Whereas corporate managers tend toward a myopic focus on short-term stock price to which stock options, bonuses and other get-rich-quick schemes are often tied retirement plan fiduciaries, because they represent long-term beneficiaries who have a natural interest in preserving the wealth in their investment portfolios, tend to focus on longer-term issues.

The county and its main city, Williamsport, are working diligently to position themselves not just as a host to the arriving companies, but also as a source of local workers for the industry and a long-term beneficiary of its local and national expansion.

In effect, that now makes Ericsson a long-term beneficiary of Unwired Planet's own patent enforcing activities.