Sentence examples for received by about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pataki said that the benefits received by about 945,000 participants (including 300,000 retired workers) would not be affected by his payment-plan alternatives.

All incoming e-mail received by about 500 White House officials were not being picked up by the Automated Records Management System, the system used to search computer records by code words to determine whether they comply with subpoenas.

Each program pays for at least part of the services received by about one-third of the 1.6 million community residents receiving paid long-term care [ 7].

Thus, given these conditions, inhabitants of Ankara receive by about one fifth more UV-B radiation than e.g., Philadelphians.

He suggested, for example, that the city distributed too many parking permits; he has asked city agencies to cut the number they receive by about 30percentt, and the Police Department to cut theirs by 20percenttoto help ease traffic in Lower Manhattan, said Iris Weinshall, the commissioner of transportation.

CNN reported that the US travel alert related to intelligence received by officials about a potential attack originating in Yemen.

"Moreover, during the course of the successful swimming events at Rio 2016, no complaints were received by Fina about the competition conditions at the Olympic Aquatics Stadium".

"We have been unable to find any written complaints of bullying, harassment or any other inappropriate behaviour during this period that were not dealt with … The party is continuing with its internal inquiry which began in August 2015 in response to a formal complaint, received by Lord Feldman, about the behaviour of Mark Clarke.

He is received by just about every head of state and global business leader.

The number of complaints received by Ofcom about silent calls has fallen from 1,300 in October 2000 to 825 in March this year, but it is still a considerable problem.

Late in May, General Gage received by sea about 2,000 reinforcements and a trio of generals who would play a vital role in the war: William Howe, John Burgoyne, and Henry Clinton.