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Перевод: beneficence

[существительное]
благотворительность ; благодеяние
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. The first morning of the match did actually belong to England, West Indies' lunchtime score being 77 for 4; but then Botham bowled poorly, and Greenidge and Dujon accepted this beneficence grate fully.
2. The beneficence of the Sun: an occasional visit to a sun-warmed rock may be all a lizard needs to keep itself warm.
3. He was initiated into the lodge Zur Wohlthtigkeit (Beneficence) whose Master, the palatine chamberlain Otto von Gemmingen-Homberg, was an old family friend and patron.
4. The Foundation would appear to be the first of its kind in Britain, where the art world has long bemoaned the paucity of private beneficence of this kind.
5. Its name referred to its function in teaching the elements, or grammar, of learning and the typical medieval or Elizabethan grammar school was often the fruit of private beneficence or testamentary endowment.
6. The distribution of stylistic types may reflect either the beneficence of wealthy individuals, the region of activity of a craftsman, or the distribution of social groups (or other exchange networks), who wore such items as an indicator of their identity.
7. The minister thanked God for his beneficence, citing Deuteronomy 1: "The Lord will improve your lifestyle."
8. Clearly I connected eating with the beneficence of nature (the sun, the products of the earth) and with friendship, companionship and community.
9. Its brand values are those of beneficence towards staff, responsibility towards its public - it will not advertise tobacco or toys - and high quality work for its clients
10. On the circumference of that circle are new origins for new circles that accelerate the degeneration by annulling the compensatory effects of the preceding circle, and thereby also making its truth and beneficence appear.
11. How then does beneficence operate; and has Gandalf superiors?
12. Moreover, by choosing an option that has been shown to be the best in terms of quality of life days gained general practitioners would be more certain that they were acting with beneficence; at present, using simply their "unaided intuitive judgment" to make such decisions, they can only hope that this is the case.
13. Much has been made of the beneficence of French rule in Lebanon; the economy was revitalised, Beirut harbour enlarged, and a network of major roads built to link the country's principal cities.