Sentence examples for before redistributing from inspiring English sources
Last year, the network rescued an estimated 2% of Mexico's unused food – some 120,000 tonnes – before redistributing the majority of it to about 1.1 million of the country's most vulnerable people.
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randomized and renumbered all the leaf images before redistributing them for coding.
During the oocyte-to-zygote transition, MBK-2 localizes to the cytoplasmic face of the plasma membrane and of endocytic vesicles before redistributing to the cytoplasm (Stitzel et al. 2007).
If you're sharing something freely, that means people don't have to ask you (or pay you) before using or redistributing it.
I had filled and then emptied Kate's red velvet stocking – bought for her first Christmas, 36 years before – to redistribute her presents.
Not only does it seem to rationalize the considerable social pressures that kept wives from becoming writers in the first place, but it inadvertently diminishes the achievement of those women who -- against the odds and before feminism redistributed their domestic burdens somewhat -- managed to be both.
Under current arrangements, business rates charged on most non-domestic premises, including shops, offices, pubs and factories, are calculated and collected by local authorities and put into a central pool before being redistributed to all councils.
They are calculated and collected by local authorities, and at present are put into a central pool before being redistributed to all councils in the form of a grant.
He is one of the 350 or so commercial farmers thought to be left, from 4,500 before the government started redistributing land in 2000.
He is one of roughly 350 commercial farmers thought to be left, from 4,500 before the government started redistributing land in 2000.He says he has so far managed to hang on by staying out of politics, maintaining good relations with local officials, and sheer doggedness.
