Sentence examples for designated recipients from inspiring English sources

The 11 designated recipients, close members of my immediate family, grew to include cousins, children and neighbors.

Months in the making, the exchange was the only way all three recipients could have received a kidney, the lead surgeon, Dr. Robert A. Montgomery, said, because of tissue, blood or antibody incompatibilities among the donors and their originally designated recipients.

JustShakeIt is designed to let people who are at risk for strokes and other conditions send an alert to their caregivers by shaking their smartphones, which sends an SMS and email blast to designated recipients with the user's real-time location.

On this particular occasion the designated recipients of that gratitude are members of the Lydon family, hailing from Squantum, Massachusetts.

The encryption scheme, which scrambles the contents of each message or call so that only the designated recipient can understand them, is designed based on the assumption that the cellular network and other devices are fundamentally untrustworthy.

Bush Administration and is the author of "The President's Book of Secrets," said that Kushner's situation was unprecedented: "Having studied the President's Daily Brief's six-decade history, I have not come across another case of a White House official being a designated recipient of the P.D.B., for that length of time, without having a full security clearance".

With privacy constraints in place to prevent unauthorized access to electronic health records — a requirement of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 — patients could get electronic copies of their own medical records and have them sent directly to a doctor, hospital or other designated recipient.

The fund handles almost all of it and even says it does some due diligence to make sure that your designated recipient is a bona fide charity.

When using the service, a sender gives cash payment to an agent who then transfers the cash to the designated recipient in the Philippines.

It works by an individual simply going to his barber or grocer in, say, the Sudan, and asking him to place a call to his relative in, for example, Florida, who gives the money to the designated recipient.

If someone donates a kidney to a donor pool, the consortium will allow the spouse or other designated recipient to move higher on UNOS' local D.C. queue for a cadaveric kidney.