Sentence examples for dispense once from inspiring English sources

"Let's dispense once and for all with the fiction that Bill Clinton does not know what he's doing," the Washington Post insisted the next morning.

It could dispense once and for all with turgid arguments about whether service responses come from the public or private sector.

Teacher: Since we've already dealt with the Greek notion of the Golden Mean as applied to Success and the Family, I'm going to dispense once again with preliminaries and cut right to the chase by discussing one final topic.

The unaudited and unpoliced account Congress dispenses once per annum.

By the late 1860's she became more and more devout as her husband grew ever more radical in his religious beliefs and announced that he had dispensed, once and for all, with "creeds, exercises and worship".

In 1899, just before the building was completed, The New York Tribune called the Alimar "a perfect model of the fin de siècle apartment," noting that the "large refrigerating closet dispenses once and forever with the autocratic iceman".

There were no other points of ART provision for our patients and ART was dispensed once a month.

For example, during the study period BPs were rarely dispensed once-daily, so the lack of evidence of differential effect of BPs according to the dispensation regimen is particularly weak.

In addition, the fare collectors would have had to dispense transfers once the city adopted a free-transfer system.

"One idea should be dispensed with once and for all, namely the idea of using the printing press to create emergency funds," he said.

Otherwise, environmental concerns will just be seen as an abstract luxury for the good times that can easily be dispensed with once the going gets tough.