Sentence examples for continue distribution from inspiring English sources

Publishers who wanted to continue distribution on campus would have to sign a licensing agreement and lease space at $100 per unit in the black university-owned racks each year.

Believing it improper to continue distribution at a time when federal revenue shortage necessitated increasing the tariff, Tyler vetoed both bills, burning any remaining bridges between himself and the Whigs.

Smith won four of the seven causes of action, including his right to continue distribution of his copyrighted song, under the terms that he remove any reference to "Twilight" or the "Twilight Saga".

Most international aid organizations have been resisting the World Food Program's decision to continue distributions until mid-October because of the impact on local markets, although Doctors Without Borders wants them to continue because so many people have yet to be fed.

Pie in the sky, of course, but wouldn't it be a suitable foil to the continuing distribution of awards in the name of said empire?

"We will put on a case that includes evidence of his continuing distribution of performance-enhancing drugs," she said of Heredia.

I raised the question earlier about the impact of closing a fund should have on continuing distribution expenses.

So, in this research to overcome such drawback, it's assumed that processing time for parts on machines and arrival time for parts to cells are stochastic and described by continues distribution which yields more flexibility to analyze manufacturing framework.

Equation 22 simultaneously implies that when the government sets its preventive expenditure share at growth-maximizing level f0* (dγ*/df = 0), a continuing distribution of public spending to the preventive sector at f0** will promote social welfare until maximum.

In addition, we performed a Monte Carlo simulation assuming that all variables followed a triangular distribution, due to its continues distribution, with base case, low and high range of values.

This paper addresses a new version of Stochastic Mixed-Integer model to design cellular manufacturing systems (CMSs) under random parameters described by continues distributions.