Sentence examples for recipient of new from inspiring English sources

Another provision barred state and local governments from spending their stimulus money on zoos, which were another big recipient of New Deal money.

One executive at Ameristar who worked on the expansion effort, Troy A. Stremming, said the gambling industry had done polling in Colorado and found that education would be popular with voters as a recipient of new tax revenues.

Since the Inter-American Court's ruling, Mr. López, whose thinking falls within the center-left range of Latin America's political spectrum, has been the recipient of new bursts of criticism from Mr. Chávez's government.

The recipient of New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell's highest honor, the Maurice R. Greenberg Distinguished Service Award, she was also named an honorary alumnus of Cornell University and received a Woman of Conscience Award from the U.S. National Council of Women during the International Year of the Child in 1982.

During the migrant crisis in 2015, Germany was the largest single recipient of new asylum seekers in Europe.

Because of its popularity with farmers, IR64 has been used widely as a parent in rice breeding, as a recipient of new genes through marker-assisted backcrossing and genetic transformation, and as a standard check for basic studies by many rice researchers.

Furthermore, he posited that the original recipients of new money enjoy higher standards of living at the expense of later recipients.

Macron on Monday announced the recipients of new climate change grants proposed in the wake of Trump's decision, dubbed his "Make Our Planet Great Again" program.

And these are athletic shoes, so not only are they the proud recipients of new shoes, but now they can participate in recess, gym and afterschool sports.

Drs Moore, McIntyre, and Fergusson are recipients of New Investigator Awards from the Canadian Institutes for Health Research CIHRR).

As a corollary of this neglect, we cannot even be sure whether these first "lucky" recipients of new treatments count technically as "research subjects" in the same way as people enrolled in a formal Phase I trial.