Sentence examples for potential recipients for from inspiring English sources

For his part, Mr. Paulson said that after achieving what he modestly called "business success," he looked at various potential recipients for his largess.

We will follow potential recipients for 1 year to assess live kidney donor activation on potential recipients' behalves (live donor inquiries, completed new live donor evaluations, or live kidney donation) (primary outcome).

"What the Met needs to do is position itself as a potential recipient for major gifts in this area," Campbell told me.

A potential recipient, for instance, could try to win a larger settlement by offering a guarantee — if I'm not dead in, say, five years, I promise to kill myself so that you can collect the insurance money.

Behavioural requirements and other barriers (such as the perceived burden of filing an application) are equally relevant for potential recipients of minimum-income or "welfare" benefits.

They also illustrate the interaction between genetic diversity and social phenomena in influencing the probability that a match exists for potential recipients from each of a series of populations.

To control for potential recipients of interactions, we exclusively analysed observation sessions with at least two individuals present within a distance of ⩽16 m because previous observations demonstrated that hamsters at larger distances did not interact (Franceschini-Zink, unpublished data; Siutz, personal observation).

And risky but rewarding emerging markets may seem more appealing now that risky and unrewarding securitised assets have been exposed as a triple-A sham.As for the potential recipients of this extra American capital, some would be more grateful than others.

Stakeholders may be the potential recipients of the intervention, or responsible for implementing it, including patients, health care providers, managers and policy-makers.

At the first appointment, which was for a potential recipient of telecare interventions, she did demonstrate use of a 'lifeline' pendant which was to be worn round the recipient's neck, enabling them to push an emergency button.

"I promise that your heart will keep on beating for Sport Club Recife," says a potential recipient of a transplanted heart.