Sentence examples for delivering receiving from inspiring English sources

The bill would have made major changes to the focus of the Horse Protection Act, by prohibiting the "shipping, transporting, moving, delivering, receiving, possessing, purchasing, selling, or donation of horses and other equines to be slaughtered for human consumption".

Lessons Learned A. Conclusions on UNICEF-supported Education Activities Widespread positive regard for UNICEF work: One of the most consistent findings across activities was that the individuals and governments involved in delivering, receiving, and otherwise supporting UNICEF field work believed that UNICEF projects were doing good things for their country and for them.

Although intermediate countries are paid for transit service, the country in which the mail is delivered receives no payment.

But the American announcement, and the forcefulness with which it was delivered, received a mixed, sometimes frosty reception from allies and foreign airlines.

More importantly, services related to V2V/V2I communications demand additional fast communications in order to sense, deliver, receive, and react immediately.

Fariba, a midwife at Herat Maternity Hospital, says that each baby delivered receives vaccinations and then a birth registration card.

For the postnatal care, 71% of women, regardless where they delivered, received a health checkup within two days of delivery, of which 87% had the first checkup within the first 24 hours.

Going forward, in order to facilitate widespread adoption of decision and communication aids into orthopaedic practice, each of the stakeholder groups interviewed must be willing to make changes to the way they deliver, receive, and pay for care.

Hopkins also fought, delivering and receiving more and harder punches than most viewers expected.

Dolphins linebacker Channing Crowder came to Harrison's defense later in the week, condoning the masculine tradition of delivering and receiving severe concussions.

But he will probably be most remembered for the mouse, a device that he called "one of the potentially promising means for delivering and receiving information".