Sentence examples for to be in receipt of from inspiring English sources

Should theatres continue to be in receipt of public money if they only play safe?

To be in receipt of state benefits thus tacitly becomes a passive, piteous, dumb thing to do.

Benefits: the authors also looked at how likely migrants were to be in receipt of welfare benefits including in-work benefits such as tax credits and child benefit.

This means those guarding properties are paying these companies large amounts of money to be in receipt of minimal living conditions.

The government's own figures show that migrants are about half as likely to be in receipt of a DWP out-of-work benefit as people born here.

This is just as much true if the reason for that rejection is that the child is going to have a disability – as with the commissioning mother who refused to be in receipt of a "fucking dribbling cabbage".

So all of a sudden governing bodies not used to being in receipt of public money or selecting Olympic teams were thrust into the limelight.

Diabetes status was obtained from electronic medical files and/or defined according to being in receipt of treatment for diabetes.

Participants who provided follow-up information on the primary outcome were more likely at baseline to be older, own their own home, be educated to "A" level or beyond, be in receipt of counselling, smoke cigarettes, and drink alcohol less than weekly than those who did not provide such information.

For adults to be eligible they must be in receipt of benefits from either a Pensioner Concession or Seniors Health Card (http://www.health.qld.gov.au/oralhealth/services/adult.asp).asp

A suitable comparison group would have to be similar with respect to eligibility for the intervention i.e. be in receipt of IB, and also similar in terms of health status, length of time on benefits, employment history, as well as income, age, and engagement with other employment/welfare services, such as other aspects of Pathways to Work.