Sentence examples for received for providing from inspiring English sources

Lloyds was the seventh bank to be fined for rigging Libor but the first to be punished for depriving the Bank of England of fees it should have received for providing emergency financing during the financial crisis.

William Black, of Dartmouth, a principal investigator in the study, returned $700 he received for providing an affidavit summarizing published research; he concluded unproven screening may do more harm than good.

A12 An internal Pentagon audit has found that the Halliburton Company failed to provide adequate accounting for some of the $4.2 billion it received for providing logistical support to troops in Iraq and Kuwait.

It also gave the top-line amounts of money it has received for providing training to foreign countries, confirming half of the £8.6m it made between 2013 and 2015 came from countries in the Middle East and north Africa, but refused to offer a more specific breakdown.

December 3 , 201311.56am GMT JP Morgan challenged over Co-op fees Photograph: Parliamentlive.tv JP Morgan is now in the hot seat in front of the Treasury committee (live stream) and defending the £5m fee it received for providing its expertise on the Britannia deal.

Earlier this year Denise Marshall, the chief executive of Eaves, an organisation that supports women who have experienced violence, handed back the OBE she had received for providing services to disadvantaged women on the grounds that budget cuts meant she could no longer do so.

The House Republican bill would increase the basic payments that H.M.O.'s receive for providing services to Medicare beneficiaries.

That sum does not include the billions of dollars that H.M.O.'s would receive for providing drug benefits under Mr. Clinton's plan and most Congressional proposals.

The three-year sentence that a teenager can receive for providing friends with a few ecstasy tablets snuffs out his future far more surely than any drug, and does so at great expense to the taxpayer.

Insurers are also fighting Mr. Obama's proposal to cut the Medicare payments they receive for providing comprehensive care to more than 10 million of the 44 million Medicare beneficiaries.

The charge is a result mostly of a tax on federal subsidies that the company receives for providing a Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit, the chief financial officer, Hugh F. Johnston, said on a call with reporters.