Sentence examples for a new handout from inspiring English sources

Barclays customers can cash in from a new handout from the bank from next Monday.

By 1932, as the Depression plunged toward its devastating nadir, a new handout from the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment spoke more urgently to the historical moment: "The Need of a New Source of Government Revenue".

Obama's attempt to tighten background check regulations by executive action amounted to little more than publicizing a new handout from the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearmsexplaining how citizens should comply with the current law.

Based on our assessments, the student handout was revised, and a new TA handout and presentation were created.

At the moment, Ognibene was in an unfortunate state of limbo: his new handouts and posters, identifying his Conservative Party affiliation and, more important, his backing from a bar-and-restaurant lobby (he opposes the smoking ban), would not be ready until the weekend.

That would catch the Conservatives before they have a new set of policies and capitalise on the government's big new handouts and the strong economy.

To buy off economic discontent, they are introducing new handouts (see table).

With or without Nick Clegg, it will mean even deeper austerity, harsher cuts to social security, accelerating NHS privatisation, more attacks on workers' rights, new handouts to the wealthy, more poverty and job insecurity, and perhaps another downturn in the slowest economic recovery on record.

Participants were provided a course program folder at the beginning of the course, and encouraged to bring the folder to class weekly, so they could take notes, insert new handouts, and show records of their "homework assignments".

Take out old handouts and make room for new handouts.

But a new generation of native leaders is scornful of government handouts and impatient with politics.