Inure

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Inure

To cause or to result in. The word is most commonly used in legal documents, such as wills.

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First, the transactions caused the hospitals' earnings to inure to the benefit of private individuals because they constituted a sale or gift to physician-investors of an ownership interest in the net profits of the hospitals.

IRS determinations present challenges to physician compensation mechanisms

That, he noted, will inure to the economic growth of the people in the district, as they are directly in involved in production.

Nanumba South District raises 70,000 cashew seedlings

Having thus fostered bad tax policy within the state, the Court of Appeal's opinion will inure to the detriment of multistate taxpayers beyond the borders of California, frustrating the goal of uniform and equitable tax administration among the states.

Amicus curiae letter in General Motors Corp. v. Franchise Tax Board: August 31, 2004

They inure us to real pain and real suffering and real solutions."

Ford was asked to do Patriot

An asset management fee will inure 100% to Cambridge.

Cambridge Realty Capital Company offering new equity investment prgm

Indeed when Will first appeared, it was a best-seller, horrifying and fascinating readers with now-legendary tales of Liddy charbroiling his own flesh over an open flame so as to inure himself to pain.

Will: The Autobiography of G. Gordon Liddy

I believe that the shifts inure slightly to the benefit of tenants.

Ever-changing rules muddy the market

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