Sentence examples for the current beneficiary from inspiring English sources

The current beneficiary of his calming influence needs no points-scoring chart to be convinced of his virtue.

The current beneficiary is the SPD's enemy, the Left Party, a new fusion between east German ex-communists and ex-Social Democrats who think their party has betrayed its leftist principles.

If a donor wants to guarantee the current heir a certain level of income, a payout floor can be specified in trust documents: "The current beneficiary shall receive 4% of the trust's assets annually or $40,000, whichever is greater".

The current beneficiaries of the trust are between 51- and 57-years-old.

The current beneficiaries are mostly big exporters, among them Boeing, Caterpillar, Microsoft, Walt Disney and Eastman Kodak.

The current beneficiaries may want a more daring investment strategy than the trust bank's usual allocation of 60percentt stocks plus 40percentt bonds.

Second, the current beneficiaries of EU regional and structural hand-outs are reluctant to give up their claims in favour of their new poor cousins.

As E. J. Dionne, Jr., has pointed out, in the journal Democracy, Rubio's wage-subsidy proposal would be far more interesting if the senator would explain how he would pay for it without hurting the current beneficiaries of the earned-income tax credit.

It's a generational injustice, as Mr Sullivan puts it, but if the political constraint is as it seems that the people who are the current beneficiaries are going to balk like mules then the generational injustice is inevitable, and it's better to take that hit sooner rather than later.(Photo credit: AFP).

In April, Crane and Rangel proposed using the $50 billion for a tax cut for U.S. manufacturing and for five years of transition relief for the current beneficiaries of the ETI.

Most any international student who receives an advanced degree is from a privileged background anyway because of the way international admissions are set up at most colleges regarding financial aid, much unlike the current beneficiaries of the diversity visa program, a discrepancy noted in a Dear Colleague letter from the Congressional Tri-Caucus that helped stall the bill.