It could benefit from tragedies.

So there were benefits in calamities benefits to pure science, as well as to applied science and medicine.

It had benefited only two Member States in the current scale, and those Member States had already benefited from other adjustments.

They should benefit from comprehensive programmes of human rights education in the schools.

I have patients who would benefit from this.

So hopefully it's something we can all benefit from.

the beneficiary forfeits or surrenders his her right as such in accordance with laws without other beneficiary being designated.

Great things will come of it for both Germany and France

c. To benefit directly from social security programs

(c) To benefit directly from social security programmes

To benefit directly from social security programmes

(c) to benefit directly from social security programmes

c) To benefit directly from social security programs

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And women, without a shadow of a doubt, have benefited enormously from these policies.

Both sides could benefit from such exchanges of ideas.

An estimated 20 million persons have benefited from these services.

Unleashing Entrepreneurship Making Business Work for the Poor.

This action will benefit 4,027 residences.

It's the subordination of genetic interest to other interests.

the beneficiary dies before the insured without other beneficiary being designated or

There are other events that are no less tragic which would benefit from the lessons learned from the Holocaust.

The first group of fellows received training from 1 June to 31 December 1997.

It'll be a happy byproduct that we'll all benefit.

Annually, about six million women enjoy the benefits of this policy.

In 2000 alone, this program attended 2,500 beneficiaries.

The programme had been able to benefit from the new information technologies.

(b) Benefit from additional means and procedures that assist in the identification of space objects, including, in particular, in accordance with article VI of the Registration Convention,

In the 2004 05 academic year, 12,718 children benefited from these programmes.

You're his beneficiary.

There have been allegations that in fact the very poor are so weak as not to benefit from microlending, and that it is the better off poor that benefit.

In 2003 2004, 13.4 percent of recipients made use of the work incentive provisions.

So, she really never comes to benefit from her husbands inherited assets.

A large part of this money is donated by organizations in the Gulf States.

In 2002, 39,954 girls, boys and adolescents benefited.

Children ... should benefit from comprehensive programmes of human rights education in the schools ...

In the event that there is more than one beneficiary, the insured or the applicant may specify the order of distribution of the payment of the insurance benefits and their respective proportions in the absence of such specifications on proportions, all the beneficiaries shall share the benefits on an equal basis.

Nearly 400,000 individuals and their families (over 660,000 beneficiaries) would benefit from the rate increases, which would provide an additional 100 million in income support.

It saw that invention could actually benefit from emergencies.

The programme has benefited 173 writers in 30 indigenous languages.

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The asylum State must succeed in integrating young refugees to be able to take advantage of the resources of those children and young people.

They were the victims of all kinds of violence, ranging from killings, arrests of family members and increasing poverty.

More than six million people have benefited from emergency assistance during the past 10 years.

However, attempts should be made to rise above these considerations as all parties would benefit.