Sentence examples for circulated said from inspiring English sources

"The key significance of the congress is an occasion when access to top jobs and patronage is circulated," said one analyst, Martin Gainsborough, a Southeast Asia specialist at the University of Bristol and author of the 2010 book "Vietnam: Rethinking the State".

In addition to requesting authority from Congress for the Treasury to spend seven hundred billion dollars — about five per cent of the value of all home loans outstanding — on "mortgage-related assets," the draft legislation he circulated said that the Treasury Secretary's actions "may not be reviewed by any court of law or any administrative agency".

In addition to requesting authority from Congress for the Treasury to spend seven hundred billion dollars about five per cent of the value of all home loans outstanding on "mortgage-related assets," the draft legislation he circulated said that the Treasury Secretary's actions "may not be reviewed by any court of law or any administrative agency".

This was indeed the crucial result of the meeting and the main reason why Heydrich had detailed minutes prepared and widely circulated", said Longerich.

It would be bad for Yemen if pictures of the market were circulated, says one seller.

It had been sullied about a month after the attack, when fliers circulated saying that Mr. Hamdani was wanted for questioning by the joint terrorism task force of the F.B.I. and Police Department.

It was taken out of the sale lineup (which also included NICOLAS CAGE'S $1.7 million comic book collection) after an e-mail message circulated saying it was not the work of the creator of "Peanuts," Charles M. Schulz, who died in 2000.

The Wrap dropped Elisabeth Moss' name into the mix soon after the Vaughn rumors circulated, saying that she was up for the female lead along with Michelle Forbes of "The Killing".

"They tend not to circulate," said Doug Tillet, a spokesman for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

"The people need to feel there is a new government, and that there is cash circulating," said Mr. Reyes, leader of the New Republican Force.

"Half of all the work of the United States Mint is for a denomination that doesn't circulate," said Beth Deisher, editor of Coin World, a magazine for collectors published in Sidney, Ohio, near Dayton.