Sentence examples for recipient over from inspiring English sources

Nationwide, 10 percent of the subsidized farms get 76 percent of all the handouts: $447,873 per recipient over the last 16 years, the database shows.

The no-strings-attached grant distributes $625,000 to each recipient over five years.

While Zito's ERA may be a bit unexpected, so is the message he left for one lucky recipient over the weekend.

Caregivers suggested that any questionnaire that is developed to assess the level or quality of care provided must consider the increasing care demands in relation to the declining status of the care recipient over time (for example, deteriorating behavioural health).

Additionally, our analysis of time course data provides a biological context with which to interpret the observed expression changes motivated by a desire for biological understanding of the pattern of gene expression changes seen in the transplant recipient over time leading up to rejection.

The utilization rate of insurance benefits (hereafter, URB; i.e., the proportion of insurance benefits units effectively used by a recipient over the fixed limits of benefits defined by each certified care needs level in the Japanese LTCI system) depends on the care plan designed by the care manager and the family.

And annual end-of-year "supplements" paid to family tax benefit recipients would over time be rolled into the fortnightly amounts that families receive, with proposed cuts part of the phase-in.

Annual end-of-year "supplements" paid to family tax benefit recipients would over time be rolled into the fortnightly amounts that families receive, with proposed cuts part of the phase in.

A 2010 report by the state comptroller found that, out of more than six hundred prize recipients over the years, only ninety were women; five were non-Jews.

Among the proposals is an adjustment to the price index that measures cost-of-living increases, which would whittle its payments to recipients over time.

It's the single most important source of income for its elderly beneficiaries, contributing on average two-thirds of income for recipients over age 65.