Sentence examples for called recipients from inspiring English sources

The world was so unaccustomed to electronic mailboxes that MCI Mail included an alerting service by which MCI employees called recipients by telephone to tell them to check their electronic mail.

In the same conversation where Simpson called recipients "lesser people," he shared a little revisionist history about the original intent of Social Security.

Some people now call recipients to let them know a letter is coming.

Michelmore argues that sixties liberals, by making this distinction — calling recipients of some kinds of federal assistance (Medicare, veterans' benefits, farm subsidies) taxpayers, and the recipients of other kinds of social programs (Aid to Families with Dependent Children and Medicaid) tax eaters — essentially doomed liberalism.

The built-in speaker is clear and loud enough, and the microphone, according to call recipients, is also easy to listen to and understand.

Through a donor Web site, Donor met a potential recipient, whom we'll call Recipient.

Thus, Christian Schemmel (2011) argues that the treatment of people as equals must be understood in terms of respectful relationships among individuals and institutions, and that the presence of such relationships cannot plausibly be regarded in what Pogge (2004a, 2004b) calls "recipient-oriented" terms, as components of individual well-being.

When the office called the recipients, it didn't tell them that the pardon was in the mail; it told them that they had been pardoned.

The message began: "Hello members of our UK police and armed forces" and called for recipients to "stand with us, not against us".

The pro-Mubarak messages characterized protesters as disloyal and called upon recipients to "confront" them.

Conservatives supporting welfare reductions in Wisconsin in the late 1960s called welfare recipients "gorillas".