Sentence examples for created a handout from inspiring English sources

The internet has also complicated efforts to keep shelters off the grid, she said, noting that her organization has created a handout for shelter staff with instructions on how to request addresses be removed from search engines like Yahoo and Google.

The Task Force created a handout for the students with relevant information developed from the literature.

2. Create a handout that explains the different types of jobs associated with the production of a television show, such as executive producer, director, creator, writer, actor, etc. Present this handout to the career development counselor at your school and ask if it can be distributed to students as part of a career day event.

In fact, one London VC and I thought that it might be worthwhile to create a handout that said "Forget valuation – 0% of 0 is 0".

If your teacher took the time to create a handout to go along with a lesson, there's a good chance that the information on it is what your teacher considers to be the most important material from the lecture.

While those on the side of Chavez defended the success of the misiones (a redistribution of wealth scheme that has led to those in the poorest barrios receiving benefits from the state-owned PDVSA oil company), the opposition accused the same benefits system of creating a handout-dependent working class on the poverty line, rather than real social mobility.

After asserting Bush betrayed him, Kennedy went back to work again with that same administration on prescription drug coverage for seniors, only to see his support used to create a government handout for drug companies.

Handouts that created a culture of crony support will take years to correct.

He created a machine that converts electioneering handouts into toilet paper (a product he called "a tissue of lies"), and an automatic head-washer that operated on the principle of the car wash.

They have created a family reading break toolkit with worksheets and handouts to help schools plan reading sessions.

"The vast sum of stimulus money flowing into health information technology created a 'race to adopt' mentality — buy the systems today to get government handouts, but figure out how to make them work tomorrow," Dr. Brailer said.