Sentence examples for private purchaser from inspiring English sources

GENERAL MOTORS -- The nation's largest corporation, G.M. is also the largest private purchaser of health care.

G.M. is the largest private provider of health care benefits in the United States and the largest private purchaser of well-known brand-name drugs like Viagra and Lipitor.

In MacPherson v. Buick Motor Company (1916), Cardozo announced a doctrine that was later adopted elsewhere in the United States and Great Britain: an implied warranty of safety exists between a manufacturer and a private purchaser, despite intermediate ownership of the product by a retail dealer.

Michael Benton, a professor of vertebrate palaeontology at the University of Bristol, said that although fossils were bought and sold all the time, "the risk with some heavily hyped sales, such as this sale of the nanotyrannus specimen, is that a private purchaser might wish to keep the specimen for their own use.

But there is no basis in the injunction's text for treating a sale of the land to a private purchaser who does not promise to take the cross down as "permitting" the cross's display, when failing to forbid the cross's presence on already-private land within the Mojave National Preserve would not be treated as such.

However, economists have warned that falling sales to private purchasers show consumers are less willing to make big purchases amid economic uncertainty.

"There's no question that the dollars in private purchasers' pockets today are deeper than those of the institutions.

Under federal law, she said, drugs must be included if the manufacturer agrees to give a state Medicaid program the "best price" available to private purchasers.

This contrasts with the post-apartheid period from 1994 to 2008 where pooling weaknesses were to be addressed using pooling schemes, in the form of government subsidies and risk-equalisation arrangements, external to the public and private purchasers.

The cost of immunizing a child with the recommended doses of vaccine, at discounted government prices, has risen to $435 from $200 in 1997, and the cost to private purchasers is approaching $700.

People are warned against bidding unless they have looked over articles, the lots are made up with a view to interesting second-hand dealers, junkmen, and peddlers, rather than private purchasers.