Sentence examples for receipt of its from inspiring English sources

The US prohibits all organisations in receipt of its funds from advising or providing abortion services.

Goldman Sachs has announced obscene levels of profit and those in receipt of its bonuses will no doubt have accountants who ease their tax burden considerably.

Last month, Alcor took receipt of its 138th patient: Du Hong, a Chinese science-fiction writer who died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 61 and whose family contacted Alcor shortly before her death to have her brain preserved.

Taking a photo of an item with the receipt of its purchase side by side makes providing proof after a loss to an insurer more likely to result in a successful claim.

Such notice could be the receipt of its first wiretap order or a warning from the attorney general that it might receive a surveillance request in the future, officials said, arguing that most small start-ups would never receive either.

Last year, in an interview with The Telegraph of London, she said, "Who started this rumor that all information should be free, and why didn't we challenge this when it first came out?" The folks running Time.com apparently missed the memo, but they are now in receipt of its message.

My expenses software is a perfect example: it has the receipts of its millions of users to learn from, and it uses them to help predict whether a cup of coffee from Starbucks should be categorized as travel, stationery, or entertainment.

So far, Jobs' two-headed CEO act has worked swimmingly: Pixar is basking in the ticket receipts of its third straight smash hit with Toy Story 2, and Apple is beginning the third year of a stirring comeback under Jobs.

Nissan stock, now trading at $12 per American Depositary Receipt, 55% of its high, would probably follow suit.

Interviews consisted of approximately six questions that elicited information about message receipt, recall of its content and perceived credibility and trustworthiness of the message and its source.

Google, which has recently challenged them in court, has been advocating for greater transparency about its receipt of the letters; it revealed that it had received between zero and nine hundred and ninety-nine national-security letters each year from 2009 to 2012.