Sentence examples for recipient has provided from inspiring English sources

Telemarketers cannot make prerecorded calls to either residential landlines or cellphones, unless the recipient has provided express consent or has a business relationship with the caller.

For commercial calls that do not involve an explicit sales pitch, the law extends special protection to cellphones: automated equipment cannot be used unless the recipient has provided consent.

The government, in crafting such an aid program, has had to conclude that a given level of aid is necessary to further that purpose among secular recipients and has provided no more than that same level to religious recipients...

A computer analysis by The New York Times and the International Herald Tribune of recipients in major countries has provided the first detailed look at who receives the money.

TL is the recipient of a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Postdoctoral scholarship that has provided funding to access the software used (Ngene and Nlogit) and host the online survey.

Since the charity began in December 1997, it has provided about 2,000 wigs to recipients for free or a reduced price.

Our study has provided evidence that aging impairs the ability of the recipient host environment, both intrinsic and extrinsic to the T cell, to respond to skin transplants.

Since World War II, the United States has provided Israel with $121 billion in foreign assistance, making Israel the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. foreign aid in history.

Since 1999, the United States has provided Colombia with $1.7 billion in military aid, making this nation the third-largest recipient of American assistance.

Six-hundred and three responses were received; one response was excluded because the respondent reported an age of 17, and was therefore ineligible (one must be 18 to be on the electoral roll; this indicated he was either not the intended recipient, or had provided incorrect information).

"A short and simple explanation, such as 'this means that the Housing Authority has reduced the maximum amount it will contribute towards recipients' rent,' would have provided at least a small measure of clarity".