Sentence examples for prime recipient from inspiring English sources

Once Beavers's direct testimony ends, Gerald Krovatin, Lee's lawyer, is expected to grill Beavers on his motives and to highlight his role as the main contact person for the people paying bribes and being the prime recipient in many of those instances.

Europe's paymasters, led by France and Germany, are petitioning to freeze the union's budget -- a move seen by some as a form of payback to Poland, which expects to be a prime recipient of European aid after it joins the union in May.

In addition to these many migrations, France was, over the centuries, the field of numerous battles and of prolonged occupations before becoming, in the 19th and especially in the 20th century, the prime recipient of foreign immigration into Europe, adding still other mixtures to the ethnic melting pot.

Bruce Riedel, an American counter-terror expert, quotes Saudi officials as saying that the kingdom spent $25 billion subsidising such allies as Jordan, Pakistan and Bahrain in 2012, and expects to spend more, now that Egypt has become a prime recipient of such largesse.Much of this aid does not necessarily flout America's wishes but, even where interests coincide, friction can arise.

These include 1) lipids that prime recipient neutrophils and have been implicated in transfusion-related acute lung injury[34]; 2) cytokines; and 3) free iron from hemolysis[35]. Figure 1 Changes occurring in red blood cells and storage medium over the storage time.

Contracts are "agreement[s] between the federal government and a prime recipient to execute goods and services for a fee".

On a broader level, the European Union established the "European Investment Fund", a €3 billion fund that acts as a subsidiary of the European Investment Bank and invests in European SMEs, with UK and German companies being the prime recipients.

Experiments conducted by this group showed that when equal numbers of follicular B cells were transferred from either aged or young immunoglobulin transgenic donors to young primed recipients, specific thymus-dependent antibody responses generated upon challenge were equivalent, regardless of donor age.

Experimental AA-amyloidosis shows similarities with prion disease and amyloid-containing organ-extracts can prime a recipient for the disease.

Select recipients.

1The scope is largely limited to prime-age recipients of unemployment and minimum-income benefits.