Sentence examples for cases they received from inspiring English sources

In some cases they received pay 'rises' of more than a third, preventing defections to the Taliban who were previously able to pay higher 'salaries'salaries

In most cases, they received multiple donations, which collectively amounted to more than $290,000.

They indicated that information about arriving migrants and requests for screening emanated from different sources depending on the type of immigration, and that in some cases they received contradictory information and spent a lot of time trying to sort out things.

In most cases they receive no benefits -- no health care, no paid vacation, no sick days, no pensions.

He said: "The Commissioner has in the past said the ICO simply does not have the resources to investigate all the cases they receive and I will be writing to the Ministry of Justice asking them to ensure such an important investigation has adequate funding".

Selfish nodes are unwilling to cooperate and in most cases they receive bundles forwarded by other nodes to drop them immediately.

The Portuguese Emergency Network comprises three levels of care – polyvalent EDs, medical surgical EDs and basic EDs– which differ in terms of the complexity of the cases they receive, the resources they have (e.g. human resources, lab and imaging exams), the price the Government pays the hospitals for each ED visit and the level of co-payment required to each patient.

Sick and injured dogs are given medical treatment, and in some cases, they receive their first doses of affection.

In most cases, they receive C from ECM mycelial networks linking them to nearby trees, as shown by their isotopic content.

After a push by the police this summer to find new information about the case, they received a tip from a woman who thought she might know the sister of Baby Hope, said the official, who was familiar with the investigation.

It is possible that certain patients were missed out, in which case they received chemotherapy at another institution or at a later point in time than the follow-up period.