I can't think of a speech that better dispenses with the absurdity of having to argue for one's own humanity.
A judge willing to look in the mirror to identify (and hopefully purge) her prejudices in a particular case, whether while on the bench or before she even gets there on the day of sentence, better dispenses justice.
This evolution, over the last decade, has made boards better at dispensing tough, objective advice, governance experts say, and may even be playing a role in American companies' current run of success.
The bottle is faster to fill up, better for dispensing water to cook with, and easier to keep in your tent at night.
That's not the newest trick in the playbook either, and with a spirited adventurer like Ms. D'Souza's Mini, it's a movie that would have done better to dispense with Viren's innocence and simply follow the path of mischief.
"It needs some nurturing and some TLC and who better to dispense that than the supporters?
He was not included in Wieland's "fireside chats" about festival planning, "evidently thinking he could achieve better results by dispensing with my presence".
(Though its acceptability may be understandable, the notion that a wise Latina woman is better qualified to dispense justice than a white man is no less tragic or absurd than the opposite assertion).
Patients may first seek care with for-profit providers despite the fees associated with such services because private sector care is viewed as more accessible and for-profit providers are perceived as more empathic and better able to dispense high quality drugs [ 11].
Increasing use of delayed prescribing makes dispensed antibiotics a better outcome measure than prescribed antibiotics, since dispensed antibiotics is a better proxy for consumed antibiotics.
