Sentence examples for whose beneficiaries from inspiring English sources

It is owned by a trust whose beneficiaries are not specified in its deed.

By 1998, Bambino Trust, whose beneficiaries are members of Mr Ecclestone's family, owned the SLEC group through Bambino Holdings (Bambino).

It generates federal employees who will mostly vote Democratic and government programs whose beneficiaries will have reason to feel grateful and protective toward a large central government.

For Moscow, Cyprus provides a gateway to the European Union, the world's largest trading bloc, for the thousands of companies registered in Cyprus whose beneficiaries are Russian.

It is politically expedient, since lower tax revenues can be used to justify sharp cuts in entitlement programs, whose beneficiaries tend to vote democratic.

Last year, Mr. Poyiadjis transferred his stake in AremisSoft, almost 1.6 million shares and 2.9 million stock options, into a blind trust whose beneficiaries are his family.

The company drew controversy in 2014 for listing a controlling stake of its shares under a trust whose beneficiary was his 24-year-old daughter, Perenna Kei, who appeared on Forbes list of the World's Billionaires in 2014.

Once again, a fiduciary whose beneficiary asks her to walk a mile with him must, if circumstances develop to require it, walk with him twain; but a contractual promisor must walk only the mile, and only along the path, that she promised.

The Congressional critics see the policies as an extravagance whose main beneficiaries are insurers like Humana and UnitedHealth.

The accord stopped the killing but instituted an unworkable, many-layered political system whose chief beneficiaries were these fat-cat Daytonians and their hangers-on.

Mr. Bush is determined to push through a tax cut whose prime beneficiaries are highly paid executives and heirs to estates bigger than $5 million.