Sentence examples for activities received from inspiring English sources

Terrorist activities received wide publicity.

One magazine here, Cambio, ran a small item this week noting that her "proselytizing activities" received more coverage in the foreign press.

"While I recognize that the government has to reward cooperating witnesses, I'm surprised that the lead defendant who initiated the conspiracy and did most of the activities received such a soft sentence," Edward Little, a lawyer for Mr. Plotkin, said Friday.

In Finland, a trial launched in 2009 showed that adults who were taught to eat healthily, participated in physical activities, received cognitive training and had regular medical check-ups over two years did significantly better on tests of memory, problem-solving and speed of thinking than their peers who had no intervention.

This cross-case analysis study examined the supports that two students with disabilities, who were initially disengaged during computing activities, received during computing instruction.

Cui et al. (2018) found that respondents who volunteered for disaster risk reduction activities received geological disaster education and participated in evacuation drills, leading to a perception of higher community resilience.

Rigorous evidence has little say in which activities receive support.

While security activities receive an exception, it appears confined to self-defense, a term often defined narrowly to include only cross-border attacks.

In 1972, Congress passed Title IX, which outlawed gender discrimination in educational programs and activities receiving federal financing, including school sports, at all levels.

The Rome museum's collaboration with Zegna is relatively rare in Italy, where private sponsorship of cultural activities receives negligible financial incentives from the state and personal initiatives can be perceived with suspicion.

James Lloyd, who has carried out the new analysis for charity Independent Age and thinktank the Strategic Society Centre, where he is director, said: "About half of the older population who have some limitation of day-to-day activities receive disability benefits, which really does show the enormous scale of these benefits and the apparent reliance upon them".