Sentence examples for big recipients from inspiring English sources
Yet Asia's three big recipients of IMF-administered transfusions Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea are still in a critical condition.
Middle-income places like Poland and Mexico are big recipients; poor and isolated ones, notably in Africa, are less likely to export many migrants (though, as Africa grows richer, its small emigrant population will probably soar).
Its Jean Monnet project has enabled European universities to set up over 2,000 teaching projects since 1990, as well as funding over 400 Jean Monnet chairs.NGOs dealing with social issues are also big recipients of EU cash.
He was a demon for deregulation, and he and his wife, Wendy, who once led the presidential Task Force on Regulatory Relief in the Reagan administration, were among the big recipients of Enron's largess.
The British prime minister, David Cameron, has fired some harassing shots, expressing "immense frustration" at the cost of a new eco-friendly building in Brussels, called "Europa", that will house summits and the leaders' "president", Herman Van Rompuy.Against them line up the big recipients, above all Poland, that fear a loss of funds.
Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group, which were both big recipients of British government bail-outs, are expected to have to sell off large parts of themselves.A more bustling European banking market would be no bad thing, but the commission risks causing unintended damage to cross-border banking by forcing banks to shrink.
The other big recipient was Stiles A. Kellett Jr., a director of WorldCom.
They differ on farm policy, Germany being the big payer, France the big recipient, of EU bounty.In this section Eastward ho!
Another provision barred state and local governments from spending their stimulus money on zoos, which were another big recipient of New Deal money.
And it is a big recipient of aid and investment from Japan.Just in caseLast, and long overdue, India is doing more to improve relations in its region.
But as a big recipient of farm subsidies, and as the other half of the Franco-German partnership, it may collude with France to preserve agricultural spending.
