Sentence examples for receiving parties from inspiring English sources

Albums can be shared via email, Facebook and Twitter, and receiving parties don't need to have the app installed, thanks to a web-based interface that lets them browse through photos and attached recorded messages.

With enough low-grade or high-grade materials, the receiving parties may not be able to create a nuclear bomb (unless they are wealthy states), but they could create a deadlier, more disruptive dirty bomb and perhaps many of them.

Instead, that federal leverage tends to shift how the dollars are spent, says William Kovacs, vice president for environment, technology, and regulatory affairs for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce: "[Receiving parties] get the dollars, but they have to do different things with them, like bike paths or transit".

Current ways to help with preparations by receiving parties include the pre-transition use of status boards in emergency departments [ 48] or the developing practice of chart biopsy [ 49] which is occurring among physicians as they exploit the affordances of new electronic records to begin constructing their own understandings of patients before receiving a handoff.

"The receiving parties must have Microsoft Windows Media Player 7.1 or higer (sic) installed to playback the recording, even if they are running a Apple Mac (sic) they can download Media Player for Mac from Microsofts site" (sic, sic, sic).

A story is about sensory immersion, for which it needs to be articulated in an accessible vocabulary and relate content that is meaningful to the receiving parties.

"It's a richer experience when the receiving party is able to react," he said.

Despite the light rain, no one in the official receiving party used them either.

But the rules place responsibility for verification and authorization on the receiving party.

Around 1 A.M., the plane touched down in a field near Ahuas, where a large receiving party had gathered.

When the drugs are due to arrive, the receiving party lights up the pista with two rows of headlights or torches.