Sentence examples for unduly benefit from inspiring English sources

It can also serve to unduly benefit one shareholder over the rest.

Dickenson's approachable overview of the philosophical debates emphasises different views within bioethics: one thinker argues that we have a moral duty to volunteer for medical trials; another objects that this would unduly benefit pharmaceutical companies, not known to be angels of altruism.

In March, a report by South Africa's public protector found Zuma had unduly benefited from the security upgrades.

An image from a YouTube video that claims Mr. Greitens has unduly benefited from his time in the SEALs.

In February the public protector, a watchdog, said Mr Zuma had unduly benefited from a $25m facelift for his private home, paid for by taxpayers.

DirecTV's statement wondered aloud whether Tribune, which has been in bankruptcy proceedings for about three years, was "focused on unduly benefiting their creditors rather than viewers".

The Prime Minister fretted last week that public services such as Sure Start were unduly benefiting the "sharp-elbowed middle classes – like me and my wife".

The article suggests that a "legal waiver" clause in the agreement that terminated the credit default swap was unusual; that regulators forced A.I.G. into the agreement; and that it unduly benefited the counterparties.

Now Mr. Greitens, seeking the Republican nomination, finds himself in a battle with some former comrades, who charged in a slickly produced YouTube video that he exaggerated his record and was unduly benefiting from his time in the SEALs.

"The president tacitly accepted the implementation of all measures at his residence and has unduly benefited from the enormous capital investment in the non-security installations at his private residence," Madonsela found.

Mr. Orszag, in an opinion piece published recently by Bloomberg, argues that the current system of tax rewards for retirement saving unduly benefits the wealthy, providing a significantly smaller incentive for middle-income earners to sock away cash for a nest egg.