Sentence examples for to whose benefit from inspiring English sources
In America hundreds of (mostly black) mothers are now jailed for this offence, to whose benefit it is unclear.
While the Tories can, fairly, say that they've revived the economy, Labour can, fairly, ask – to whose benefit?
Whenever they're confronted with a juicy leak, journalists need to ask themselves the cui bono question: to whose benefit?
After all, applying the Roman principle of cui bono — "to whose benefit?" — there can be no question that Iran, the greatest beneficiary of the ousting of its enemy Saddam Hussein and the rise to power of Shiites in Baghdad, must have done it.
What Emerson meant, in part, was that his peers, as well as the young men he was speaking to, had devoted themselves to creating institutions whose benefit would be realized when they were long gone.
The state's top labor official ordered the Employment Development Department to immediately issue payments to 124,000 Californians whose benefit checks have been delayed by a computer glitch.
Even if New Jersey allowed same-sex couples to marry, companies whose benefit plans are covered by federal law would not have to extend coverage to same-sex spouses.
This means the state will have to pay back about €37m to those whose benefits have been cut since January, when the budget came into force.
First of all, we have to think, For whose benefit are we sending this message?
