Sentence examples for begin disseminating from inspiring English sources
The accelerator's second batch will have their Demo Day on May 23rd in Montreal, which is when FounderFuel and BDC will begin disseminating convertible notes.
And all of the information that you begin disseminating now is going to haunt you forever in the deepest spots on the Internet, so yes, you really do need to stop and think about this.
Paraphrasing French sociologist Marcel Mauss, who wrote of "les techniques du corps," Sussman adds the hope with this encounter is "to build together and begin disseminating an archive of shared knowledge: 'les techniques des manifs.'" To be sure, techniques of manifestations are not only expanding across the world but continue to intensify.
This document is the first to begin disseminating that response to foster and foment further discussion and action.
As tensions increased around 1990, politicians began disseminating propaganda denouncing Tutsi females as temptresses, whores and sexual deviants.
In that year, Alec released the Paycheck Protection Act as a model bill that it began disseminating among Republican-controlled state legislatures.
Despite the doubts, the agency's Tehran station began disseminating "gray propaganda," passing out anti-Mossadegh cartoons in the streets and planting unflattering articles in the local press.
Anxious Republicans have begun disseminating lists of tawdry and questionable allegations from her previous biographies of Nancy Reagan and Frank Sinatra in an effort to discredit her work.
The Labor Department has begun disseminating information about the law using the Web, foreign consulates and community groups, said Leo Rosales, a department spokesman.
RBSS began disseminating information and media from inside Raqqa in April 2014, after the group shut off private internet access within the city.
The Administration then went on another search for evidence — the kind that could be used to discredit Wilson — and began disseminating it, off the record, to a few trusted reporters.
