Sentence examples for while beneficiary from inspiring English sources

It would put down $150,000 toward each purchase, while beneficiary families, selected by lot from a list of qualified applicants, would secure a mortgage for the $250,000 difference and be handed the keys to their new home.

While beneficiaries are generally responsible for all drug costs in the gap, they do have access to discounts negotiated by their plans.

The ratio is similar for Medicare's prescription drug benefit: While beneficiaries' premiums cover about a quarter of costs, the rest comes from general revenues and borrowed money.

Two different treatments were implemented: DI beneficiaries in the "high" seed capital treatment receive CHF 18,000 for each pension reduction by one quarter, while beneficiaries in the "low" seed capital treatment receive CHF 9,000 for each pension reduction by one quarter.

The first, which we might call the vagueness argument, says that while beneficiaries may have an obligation to return a favor upon a benefactor at some point, the beneficiary has substantial latitude in deciding when and how to bestow his grateful favor (Camenisch 1981: 15 16; Fitzgerald 1998: 138).

While beneficiaries are satisfied with the cash transfers, a majority of households would prefer to receive food or a combination of food and cash instead of cash alone.

Clinicians, consumers and providers of potentially discarded technologies may feel threatened by disinvestment, while beneficiaries, such as taxpayers and patients themselves, may be less aware of the advantages of such decisions.

While beneficiaries received the total intended amount of funds over the study period, the intended payment schedule was not followed and transfers were often made in more lumpy disbursements than expected – particularly the last payment before the follow up survey.

As most hospitals are in urban centers in southern Karnataka while beneficiaries are located in villages as far as several hundred kilometers away, empanelled hospitals were required to organize health camps in rural areas to screen patients for tertiary care and transport eligible patients to hospitals.

While beneficiaries never spent their own household money on the gardens, many gardens members organized themselves to use proceeds from vegetable sales to pay for upkeep and maintenance of the garden and the water points: "We are not using our personal funds for the garden, even now [one year after the program ended].

In many ways, the place is a paradox, a model of alternative parks management while a beneficiary of free-market enterprise.