Sentence examples for receive enhanced from inspiring English sources

As part of Allstate's effort to convert the sales force, agents who wanted to remain as contractors or receive enhanced severance packages were required to sign the waiver.

What's more, New York and New Jersey would receive enhanced matching funds to the higher eligibility levels, at least until 2010.

Those who wanted to become independent agents or wished to receive enhanced severance benefits were required to agree not to sue Allstate.

Couples that register as domestic partners receive enhanced rights, including hospital visitation, the ability to authorize autopsies and organ donations, and the ability to inherit in the absence of a will.

Those signing and abiding by the agreement (or their children, who account for a majority of Medicaid patients here) will receive "enhanced benefits" including mental health counseling, long-term diabetes management and cardiac rehabilitation, and prescription drugs and home health visits as needed, as well as antismoking and antiobesity classes.

Objective: To assess the functional outcomes of octogenarians with angina who receive enhanced external counterpulsation (EECP).

There are relatively few prosecutions of this sort: in 1996, 27 offenders received "enhanced" sentences.

Another study conducted at 12 primary-care facilities found increased productivity and reduced absenteeism for patients who received enhanced treatment.

MPs were in the process of receiving "enhanced" security measures for their homes and constituency offices amid heightened fears of attacks, before the fatal shooting of the Labour MP Jo Cox.

In the meantime, some police officers and other rescue and recovery workers who worked at ground zero and have cancer have been receiving enhanced pension benefits based on a 2005 state law that said they were presumed to have contracted cancer from the ground zero substances.

Specifically, a series of Cox regression survival analyses depict whether there are differences in the recidivism rates (e.g., return to the jail) of indigent, mentally ill offenders who received enhanced case management, and legal services (IDC group) compared to those who did not, while controlling for other factors such as offender demographics and offense information.