Sentence examples for term recipients from inspiring English sources

This longitudinal study among participants of a lung cancer screening programme showed that in the short term recipients of an indeterminate result experienced increased lung-cancer-specific distress, whereas the HRQoL changes after a negative baseline screening result may be interpreted as a relief.

The term "recipient" means any governmental or private nonprofit entity that is approved by the Secretary as to financial responsibility.

For purposes of this paragraph, the term "recipient" means an entity that received funding under this section, as in effect for fiscal year 2011.

The term "recipient" means an Indian tribe or the entity for one or more Indian tribes that is authorized to receive grant amounts under this chapter on behalf of the tribe or tribes.

Around 4m adults currently get welfare cheques, and about half of these are long-term recipients.

Convincing long-term recipients to pay attention to time limits is part of the challenge, Mr. Doar said.

When the old cash program, Aid to Families with Dependent Children, was abolished in 1996, nearly 70percentt of its long-term recipients were African-American.

The report noted that two-thirds of international humanitarian assistance still went to long-term recipients such as Somalia and Pakistan.

Long-term recipients of job-seeker's allowance (JSA) will be transferred to private or voluntary contractors who will be paid only if their charges find and keep jobs.

We compare womenwho never received welfare with both short- and long-term recipients in order to seeto what extent the rates of wage growth with work experience differ.

Regarding both low income and months receiving social assistance there was a gradient, at least in the age-adjusted analyses; there were greater risk increases among long-term recipients and among those with low incomes, and lower risk increases among short-term recipients and among those with high incomes.