Sentence examples for And dispensation from inspiring English sources

The diluted compounds were mixed by repeated aspiration and dispensation using a 384-well P30 dispensing head on the Evolution-P3 (EP3) liquid handling platform (Perkin Elmer), and then 15 µl of each compound were transferred to the wells of assay plates.

Mr. Borodin was in charge of the restoration, upkeep and dispensation of what he once estimated as $600 billion in federal assets.

At Philip's insistence, Albert reluctantly obtained a papal release from holy orders and dispensation to marry Philip's daughter, the infanta Isabella.

Their argument is that since Britain is a "Christian country", their faith, and its adherents, should have special recognition and dispensation.

Mr. O'Neill has asked third-party financial planners to make the decisions on the timing and dispensation of the holdings without him, she added.

DirecTV provided the video setup (and dispensation to watch blacked-out Raiders games) to be associated with Madden and for the publicity value, said Eric Shanks, an executive vice president of the company.

Goold's coup is to have the Count disguised in act one as a bearded, sandaled and garlanded guru, delivering his cures and dispensations.

Like the Sun, Williams's church has struggled to figure out an appropriate role for women, enduring, in recent years, the jeers of outsiders who seem determined to ignore the full context and dispensations pertaining to its particular culture.

The Act Concerning Peter's Pence and Dispensations outlawed the annual payment by landowners of one penny to the Pope.

The period Mr Manning has already spent in prison will be subtracted from the sentence, and dispensations for good behaviour, parole and other factors mean that it is likely he will now spend less than ten years in confinement.

Potential predictor variables representing available measures of medical school performances relating to re-examinations, grades, completion time, and dispensations were examined, as was demographic variables.