Police officials, judges, and national-park rangers are often eager recipients of bribes, and represent a major part of the problem in Africa's wildlife wars.
The private detective firms working for corporations can develop information against their own targets and find eager recipients among federal and local law enforcement agencies, some of whose employees end up retiring into private-sector detective work.
Last year the Global Environment Facility, a World Bank-related program that supports the global-warming treaty, began passing out $193 million in U.S. funding to eager recipients; to date, $43 million of it has been committed to implementing the treaty.
Some have applauded the move as a realistic response to the glut of eager Ph.D. recipients who foolishly believe that Ph.D. recipients have abundant job opportunities.
Men also seemed eager to be recipients of PMTCT SMS messaging relating to their health and that of their families, and valued the role of forwarding motivational or informative texts to other men.
Today, almost all insult is in the mind of the recipient, and people seem almost eager to be insulted.
The document mostly honors Trump's unorthodox campaign promise not to cut Social Security or Medicare, but it shows how the president's domestic agenda is being shaped by Capitol Hill Republicans eager to cancel benefits to supposedly undeserving recipients.
From the Bush administration's point of view, Georgia gets a free pass because it sent a contingent of troops to Iraq, has been eager to join NATO, and has been the recipient of U.S. and Israeli military aid.
And surgeons may not be eager to report mismatches in medical journals unless they have found a way to save the recipient's life.
From bridge builders to food stamp recipients, from roofers to subway riders, from teachers to housing project residents, people are eager to feel some part of a tidal wave of federal dollars in their lives.
