Sentence examples for own recipient from inspiring English sources

Students are selected to receive awards based on criteria that each donor sets, Mrs. Dalto said, some choosing to select their own recipient and others relying on the school faculty to nominate winners.

"Each [vampire] has a particular method," he says (his own recipient used a disposable scalpel to make a tiny prick on Browning's back, then squeezed the area until blood came out).

This suggests that the key function of CAG18439 to promote cell-to cell transformation is not directly related to its own recipient or donor functions.

Just like equipment, if the property is sold, a proportionate share is provided to the Federal government amount of the current fair market value, based on the percent of Federal funds to own recipients fund used to acquire the item.

When equipment with a current fair market value of $5,000 or more is no longer needed, it may be retained or sold, as a proportionate share is provided to the Federal government amount of the current fair market value, based on the percent of Federal funds to own recipients fund used to buy the item.

The second row had a run of his own, the recipient of a pass from Ben Morgan.

You can customise this box to your own, or recipient's, tastes – just chose their favourite products, then get the box sent every four to six weeks (with a 10% discount on all those products).

So please feel free to nominate your own award recipients for the MIDOTW and MDDOTW awards this week in the comments.

The hands-off approach to program formulation and implementation, it was argued, would mean that the GFATM would have no agenda of its own; aid-recipient countries would be able (through their representation on the review panel) to set their own priorities.

Also, caregivers' proxy estimates of their care recipients' QoL tend to be lower than care recipients' own estimates [ 11, 12].

They should ensure that external finance is driven by nationally-owned strategies, and channeled through recipient countries' own institutions and authorities.