Sentence examples for true recipient from inspiring English sources

"These payments were apparently made via front companies in order to cover up the true recipient and are to be qualified as 'commissions', known today as 'bribes'".

The poor value of the assets in the partnerships that were purportedly receiving the loan would have dictated a far higher interest rate than was given in the transaction, the report says -- another sign that the true recipient of the loan was Enron.

The true recipient of the gold bars and the plan that almost helped them reach their ultimate destination may never be fully revealed.

True, your recipients won't be able to search your correspondence, sort it or copy its contents, because your message is sent as an attached graphic.

The same is true for the recipient (or else the transaction is cancelled).Brian Grassadonia, Square Cash's product manager, says the firm deploys the same fraud detection and prevention processes it uses for its billions of dollars of credit transactions.

Tom Hooper's film about the efforts of King George VI to overcome a stammer looks set to fight it out with the Coen brothers' True Grit, the recipient of 10 nominations yesterday, and Facebook film The Social Network, which managed eight, in what could be one of the tightest races in recent years.

With the rapid growth of an urban middle class, mooncakes have become a form of currency, not so much to be eaten (some Chinese confess to disliking them) as to be given with careful thought as to the cost of their ingredients and the lavishness of their packaging.This is especially true if the recipient is a potential favour-giver.

Not that Steve gives them out hoping they'll show up on a rapper's Snapchat; he does it because he loves watching people freak out when they get the $2s, and that's true whether the recipient is famous or not.

This is especially true if the recipient is a child.

This is especially true for Medicare recipients, whose Social Security number is printed directly onto their Medicare card.

It is true that many recipients of the earned-income tax credit, out of confusion or malice, claim more than they are truly owed.