Converse of object

• intend: John Norman was probably the intended beneficiary of this grant.

• nominate: It is always possible to nominate a beneficiary, but this is a purely administrative annotation, and has no effect upon title.

• trace: What happens if the executors of a Will can't trace a beneficiary?

Adjective modifier

• disappointed: This may give a disappointed beneficiary a right of action against them.

• rightful: Miss Sahili is the rightful beneficiary, and she should remain so.

• ultimate: True, the ultimate beneficiary in both sorts of trial may be society at large rather than the individual.

Preposition: of

• charity: Are there special conditions when a charity grants a lease to a beneficiary of the charity?

Preposition: in

• connection: The Pensions Advisory Service ( OPAS ) is available to assist members and beneficiaries in connection with difficulties which they have failed to resolve.

Preposition: of

• upratings: Two-thirds of the beneficiaries of the 2004 upratings are estimated to be women workers.

• largesse: Schools and learners should not be the passive beneficiaries of largesse from HE but should be active partners.

• trust: Trustees owe fiduciary duties to the beneficiaries of the trust.

• globalization: Clearly some of the main beneficiaries of globalization are developing countries.

• estate: In the main no compensation is available to the beneficiaries of the estates involved.

Preposition: under

• trust: The settlor agrees the provisions of the trust deed, appoints the trustees and specifies the beneficiaries under the trust.

• will: The extension of the Scheme to cover beneficiaries under wills is also welcome.