Meanings of benefit the country in English

The measures which he proposed were well calculated to benefit the country.

Having Fiji's electoral system being tested in court will benefit the country, according to an academic.

A good system of currency will benefit the country, and a bad system will hurt it.

Those seeking asylum in Ireland are people who bring abilities and talents which can benefit the country.

It's up to Davies and his team to decide how any further legalisation would benefit the country.

How undermining local writing would benefit the country or its people, I truly fail to see, she said.

It's not good for the short term, but will benefit the country in the long term. Sartono told Reuters.

Prime Minister John Key says an upgrade to the China-New Zealand free trade agreement would significantly benefit the country's economy.

John McManus argues that some fiscal stimulus, allowed within EU rules, would in fact benefit the country at this time.

He also said Coke is currently reinvesting all proceeds from its sales in Sudan to programs to benefit the country.

There were thousands of ways in which the gnomes could benefit the country-folks, especially those who had little farms or gardens.

Investors and operators have long called for consolidation in the crowded industry, and Thursday's ruling stands to benefit the country's biggest operators.

Under Canadian law, all major foreign takeover proposals are subject approval of the federal government, which must certify that the deals benefit the country.

Since taking office, Mahathir has pledged to review major projects agreed by the scandal-plagued Najib administration, saying they did not benefit the country economically.

The Daily Post reports Mr Arnhambat saying that treating equated to bribery and was offered because candidates lacked a vision to benefit the country.

A lengthened period of quiet and therefore good government with a minimum of new laws would be the greatest benefit the country could receive.