On June 21, an edict was issued that all beneficiaries of the public workshops between the ages of seventeen and twenty-five must enlist in the army or cease to receive support from the State.
David, unlike so many other beneficiaries of the Empire, remained warmly attached to Napoleon.
They have insisted that the chief beneficiaries of American participation would be the munition-makers, bankers and in general the capitalist class, that the chief sufferers would be the petty business men and the wage-earners.
Neither will they be the chief beneficiaries of American participation.
But then it is known that the earliest beneficiaries were the personal companions of the sovereign, and it is indisputable that this position, brilliant as it seems, was at first attended by some shade of servile debasement.
Furthermore, having been disabled by infirmities and vices they could not as beneficiaries answer the call of the benefactor.
He was sure, however, that, inasmuch as his home and the land were both in the State of New York, it would be very suitable to select his beneficiaries from among the people of that State.
But for a long time, he was at a loss to decide, whether to take his beneficiaries generally from the meritorious poor or only from the deserving Negroes.
The only expense left for the beneficiaries to bear was the recording of the deed.
They get the property whether they marry or not, while the original beneficiaries have to marry each other or get off the island at the end of the year.
They understood its requirements and its restrictions; they knew, by this time, that there was small chance of the original beneficiaries coming into the property under the provisions.
At the same time they have deceived our people because many of the intended beneficiaries received far less than was promised, thus undermining public faith in the effectiveness of Government as a whole.
The pittance of the widow and the orphan and the incomes of helpless beneficiaries of all kinds would be disastrously reduced.
I have enacted changes to improve the benefits of many social security beneficiaries during my years as President.
First, a decade of rampant inflation drained its reserves as we tried to protect beneficiaries from the spiraling cost of living.
The beneficiaries thereunder have every reason to expect payment.
Its beneficiaries must be all of the planet’s inhabitants, without distinction, without the imposition of conditions unrelated to the fundamental goals of such a reorganization of human affairs.
Its chief effect has been to confer on its beneficiaries the ability to acquire, to surpass, to dominate, to resist, to win.
The complicated trust document called for regular meetings of and reports to the children's parents, and the structure was rather like that of a corporation, with the co-trustee as the board of directors and the beneficiaries as stockholders.
The changes have been determined in most cases by motives of temporary partisan advantage or by the political activity of the immediate beneficiaries rather than by clear knowledge and consistent purpose of the electorate as a whole.
Of course the beneficiaries of the tariff usually believe sincerely that it is indispensable for the prosperity of the country as a whole, and they can do much to persuade others to the same opinion.
Does any man for a moment suppose that the majority stockholders of the Standard Oil are others than Mr. Rockefeller and his associates themselves and the beneficiaries of their wrongdoing?
A powerful leader, whom the beneficiaries of the bill trusted, a fearless and unscrupulous man, of much force and great knowledge of parliamentary law, was put in the chair.
As so often happens, the excesses and threats of an unwise and extreme radicalism had resulted in immensely strengthening the position of the beneficiaries of reaction.
Its beneficiaries commonly cajole or extort from Government by hook or by crook the exclusive privilege of selling certain commodities in a designated market.
Protectionism having once fed its petted beneficiaries from the public crib, that is to say, from taxes wrenched from the many to enrich the few, invariably clamors for more and more rations for its pets from the same public source.
It had seemed to Kirkwood that the beneficiaries of the construction company should pay into the Sycamore treasury enough money to repair the losses occasioned by dishonest work.
They, or their children, were potential beneficiaries in Amzi's property if he ultimately died a bachelor.
Ingratitude and meanness in his beneficiaries did not wear out his compassion; he bore the insult, and the next day his basket for the beggar, his horse and chaise for the cripple, were at their door.
The disobedient who had lived on earth in the Noachian period are especially mentioned as beneficiaries of the Lord's ministry in the spirit world.
When the inflated War prices collapsed, they found themselves compelled to pay interest at the old rate, and they figured it out that capitalists and bondholders were the chief beneficiaries of the Federal financial legislation.
To carry out such a programme would be to treat property owners unequally, to penalise one set of beneficiaries of "workless" incomes, while leaving another set untouched.
So much for the welfare and rights of the beneficiaries of inheritance.
He is accountable to no one but the beneficiaries for whom he is acting as custodian.
In many cases the will of the deceased provides that certain beneficiaries shall have a life interest in certain of the assets.
The success attending his work and the satisfaction attested by his beneficiaries are rich stores of memory for a lifetime.
Through the tariff in politics the beneficiaries of tariff excesses are cared for, no matter which party is "revising.
The point to be remembered is that, without being conscious of it, these writers are in league with the beneficiaries of the custom to perpetuate and extend it.
The real beneficiaries of the system are the employers.
The latter will be forced where they belong into the ranks of the supporters andbeneficiaries of the existing system; and the party of genuine reform will be strengthened by their departure.
They differ almost as widely among themselves as they do from the beneficiaries or supporters of the existing abuses.
The supporters and beneficiaries of existing abuses still control much of the official and practically all the unofficial political and business machinery; but they are less domineering and self-confident than they were.
The straggling beneficiaries of the abbey, no less nonplussed and no less furious than Berthoald himself, broke out into threats and imprecations against the abbess.
The descendants of the seigneurs who were the beneficiaries of Clovis and his sons have degenerated.
Every indictment of capitalist charged with bribe-giving was signal for a new group of financial leaders, their satellites, beneficiariesand dependents, to array themselves on the side of the graft defense.
One heard, however, little reference to the hold of the beneficiaries of the Ruef administration upon the Mayor's office.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "beneficiaries" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
