Sentence examples similar to receiving united from inspiring English sources

That would mean that under Continental's methodology, the airline would receive more United shares, or a higher price.

The 30-year-old claimed the medical treatment he received at United did more harm than good.

"It was not the poor treatment we received from United, but rather the subsequent disregard for a serious, polite complaint, which led to the creation of the Web pages," Mr. Cooperstock says on the site.

"Whatever money we received from United for John would now be dwarfed if he had become the success here that we all hoped.

Yet Suarez's determination to help engineer an equaliser never wavered, despite the abuse he received from United fans when he went to take his first corner after 55 minutes.

It had been another unhappy night for £27.5m summer signing Fellaini and it was no surprise when he was substituted and replaced by Antonio Valencia after 66 minutes, a move that was well received by United's fans.

Third-party influence over footballers has long been a controversial area and when West Ham United fell foul of related Premier League rules it culminated in Sheffield United receiving £27.5m in compensation after the notorious Carlos Tevez affair.

Fifteen of those invited clubs come from the Premier League, with Newcastle United receiving the final invitation as the next highest finisher in last season's league pyramid.

The cost-cutting plans would raise the likelihood of United receiving a $1.8 billion federal loan guarantee under a program to aid the airline industry after the Sept. 11 attacks.

It is only with American leadership and taking a strong hand in this instance that we will receive the kind of united allied support that we seek.

In 1990 it had been confirmed in a press statement that "The united Germany receives at the moment of its unification its full and unlimited sovereignty" (highlighted by author) meaning at the time that the "four power rights and responsibilities" had been rendered null and void and that Germany's sovereignty over its territory had been fully restored (Gray et al. 1996 245).