Sentence examples for dispensed more from inspiring English sources

When medicines are prescribed and dispensed more for financial interests of the prescribers and dispensers than for needs of the patients, it reflects failure of the system's ability to hold individuals and entities accountable for adhering to basic medical ethics, standard procedures, norms, laws and regulations.

His political action committee has dispensed more money to 2002 candidates than has Mr. Gore's.

As pressures grew on the transit countries, the Commission also dispensed more than €10 million to Slovenia.

The Dutch postcode lottery has been raising funds to support charity and activist organisations since 1989, and has dispensed more than €4bn to its beneficiaries.

The Treasury has already dispensed more than $78 billion, and the money appears to be finding its way into cash registers, with consumer spending climbing by 0.8percentt in May, according to the Commerce Department.

Others, like Dr. Theodore Strange, the associate director of medicine at Staten Island Hospital, have dispensed more anti-anxiety drugs, antidepressants and tranquilizers in the last month than in an average year.

In return, he dispenses more than just legal advice.

It was not immediately clear how dispensing more information could be misleading.

Today it stands as the second largest non-governmental funder of medical research, last year dispensing more than £727m in grants.

Their bodies are like magic samovars in some Russian folk tale, dispensing more than they can actually hold.

It dispenses more than $3 billion annually, more than five times the amount distributed by the Ford Foundation, and will have some 800 employees by year's end.