Sentence examples for implied recipient from inspiring English sources
(You, for that matter, the implied recipient of my address, are a bit of a fiction too).
A similar text message ad for spends4u.co.uk was banned after the regulator agreed that it implied recipients could be approved for a loan regardless of their circumstances and trivialised the lending service.
Dawson hammered Hillary on some of her past remarks, particularly the time in 1996, she called gang members "super predators" who needed to "be brought to heel," or the 2002 interview when she implied welfare recipients were "deadbeats".
Moschella said the article incorrectly implied that the recipient of a letter cannot consult an attorney about it.
When it was granted with no special duties, as in the case of Tiberius in ad 13, it implied that the recipient was an appropriate successor to the princeps, the unofficial title used by Augustus and subsequent emperors.
But to lie about welfare and imply that recipients are not working and not attempting to work is irresponsible and unfair, and demeans the people receiving welfare as they get back on their feet.
They use it to imply that recipients of these programs' benefits don't get them because they need them, but just because — perhaps in the sense that the wealthy don't need another tax cut, but believe they're "entitled" to it (though the GOP probably wouldn't use that example).
And to the two posters below who implied that welfare recipients and Latino-Americans are ruining our country, who gave you the idea that you are entitled to this country more than anyone else?
There are times when the consent of the recipient is implied by their helpless situation.
The study also showed that the frequency of T cells responding to the virus remained unchanged in the CD30-specific CAR-T cell recipients, which implied fratricide that might have occurred as the transient expression of CD30 in activated T cells had not happened.
The presence of virus in a donation does not imply that the recipient was infected.
