beneficial
फायदेशीर
definition
adjective
the beneficial effect on the economy
favorable or advantageous; resulting in good.
translation of 'beneficial'
फायदेशीर,
हितकारक,
उपकारक
example
That would be 'beneficial' to manufacturers interested in borrowing to invest in productivity.
There are aspects of royal visits that are enormously 'beneficial' to the general public, however.
It will also be 'beneficial' to the wildlife on the lake not to mention many other responsible lake users.
The question was whether there had been a change of 'beneficial' ownership so as to attract duty.
Here a husband and wife were 'beneficial' joint tenants of the matrimonial home.
Whether a cycle lane is 'beneficial' to cyclists is doubtful as there are cars parked in the cycle lane most of the time.
An intention to share a 'beneficial' interest in property has to be manifested to give rise to a rival obligation.
The energy conveyed by those people is manifestly 'beneficial' to the society that absorbs it.
This was very 'beneficial' to the children and a start in cultivating their love of literature.
There's no doubt that running, like any other form of exercise, can be 'beneficial' to your health.
Doubts have been raised as to the 'beneficial' entitlement of the Defendants in the following respects.
We will have to make cost-cutting exercises on it but it will be 'beneficial' to the squad and the football club as a whole.
Let's agree that it is 'beneficial' to invest in exhilarating public buildings.
The game was 'beneficial' to the players who had not played in Croke Park previously as seniors.
The only case that was put before him by Mrs Oakes was that she was the 'beneficial' owner of the property.
Robert sees the setting up of the women's section as 'beneficial' to the social side of the club.
However, I now feel that it might be 'beneficial' to me to be a little more open.
She says smaller families that focus on the education of their children would be more 'beneficial' to the economy.
The more positive one is in his thoughts the more he is 'beneficial' to himself and the society.
The name should also be 'beneficial' to a strong, long-lasting marketing campaign.
Surely, it has to be more 'beneficial' to the company to encourage efficient and quality working?
It would appear that Amanda is neither a legal nor a 'beneficial' owner of the property.
Ask the local authority for its view on the legal and 'beneficial' ownership of mum's house.
An occupier under a 'beneficial' lease cannot require the annual value to be cut down to the rent actually reserved.
It's 'beneficial' to colleagues as it takes pressure off them and gives them more time to do their jobs.
This would be highly 'beneficial' to the area and the economy in the years ahead.
There is also evidence that consumption of organically produced food is 'beneficial' to human health.
It made no reference to any ownership of any interest, legal or 'beneficial' , in No.11.
Both 'beneficial' ownership of the house at Harmonia Crescent and the debts are in issue.
We can assure you that by doing so, it will be 'beneficial' to all aspects of your life.
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