Sentence examples for privileged recipient from inspiring English sources

Zavaleta's book also criticised the owner of the newspaper El Buen Tono, José Abella, who was called "the privileged recipient of state advertising".

A privileged recipient of American and Saudi aid (distributed by the Pakistanis) was the militant Islamic leader Gulbuddin Hikmatyar, with whom Mr bin Laden, in turn, was closely associated.

As a child of parents murdered in the Holocaust, and as a privileged recipient of the gift of life granted to me by the unselfish actions of ordinary French Catholics during World War II, I must register my disgust in the face of the pope's silence.

Thus for all that the escapee appears a privileged recipient of cold war patronage, reading the cultural narratives spun from escape against the conflicted circumstances of escapees' lives suggests something different.

Greek farmers, long perceived to be the privileged recipients of generous EU funds, have historically been exempt from taxation.

In a CP-ABE scheme, an access structure is included in the ciphertext, which, however, may leak sensitive information about the underlying plaintext and the privileged recipients in that anyone who sees the ciphertext is able to learn the attributes of the privileged recipients from the associated access structure.

However, his district is privileged: Khanewal was a recipient of a cold room for vaccine storage as part of a UNICEF project to strengthen the vaccine cold chain of the Government of Pakistan's Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI).

Individuals who were well known and had contributed to the life of the community over time had somewhat privileged positions when they became recipients of care.

Collard, one of the recipients of the final tranche of studentships, describes himself as being in "a very privileged position," and explains that grant recipients have close contact with the Wellcome Trust, with regular visits and presentations.

This email and any attachments are for the sole use of the intended recipients and may be privileged or confidential.

If he follows through on his pledge, many DACA recipients fear that their once privileged status could put them at risk of being targeted by the government.