American power, in all its military, intellectual, and economic forms, is, mostly to the world's benefit, undeniable.
He wished to continue the process in the modern world, and he hoped it would work to the nation's, and the world's, benefit.
The text identifies two contrasting moral guidelines, "inclusive" versus "exclusive" moral concern, and explores their causal consequences to see which yields results that conform to the ethical standard of "promoting the world's benefit and eliminating the world's harm".
For instance, two of the main arguments for the doctrine of inclusive care begin by citing the model of the benevolent person, who "seeks to promote the world's benefit and eliminate the world's harm" (books 15 and 16).
The name means "the world's benefit".
That said, although the U.S. partners are getting their share of the world empire's benefits, "there was no more confusion in ancient Italy than there is in modern Europe and Asia about who is the empire and who are the allies".
If all the world's population benefits equally, this implies a total ecosystem service benefit of €7 billon per m3, and a benefit from all traded certified timber of around €35 million million millon.
More than $36 billion a year is needed to ensure that the world's population benefits from access to electricity and clean-burning cooking facilities by 2030, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday.
Globally, 75% of the world's population benefits from engineered remediation of highly impaired source areas.
He sees himself as a member of a species unlike all other species, the final masterpiece of a Creator who has framed the inferior world of nature for man's benefit and with an eye to man's moral and spiritual education.
