Sentence examples for dispensing for from inspiring English sources

The crisis having been weathered, the new king and queen set out to remove some of the stuffiness from royal life, dispensing, for instance, with the custom of requiring the king's daughters to curtsy to him.

Dispensing, for the most part, with stylists, the most memorable D.J's strive for originality, setting themselves apart from competitors with looks that vary from Ms. Delaney's Goth-tinged temptress to Ms. Ronson's brash tomboy.

Besides, a variable was included indicating whether or not a practice was dispensing for all or part of the population.

Use of antidepressants was highest among girls, although dispensing for both genders was stable throughout the study period.

This study shows an increase in hypnotic drug dispensing for adolescents in Norway in the period 2006 2010, mainly attributable to increasing use of melatonin.

Providers play a brokerage role by adopting flexible prescribing and dispensing for 'stable' patients and aligning clinic and social grant appointments to minimise clients' routine costs.

He dispensed for the most part with frills like sets, props and actors.

Some $220 million and 2,290 grants were dispensed for AIDS research, as well as arts and education in the city.

They say: "Dispensed for no good reason, and have become almost a fashion accessory" (Prof Andrew Bush and Dr Louise Fleming).

Whether his wife was sane or insane, guilty or innocent, life sentences of a kind have already been dispensed for many people, including Rusty Yates.

Bonuses and medals are dispensed for roads constructed or steel produced in the imagination — and the ritual is the sole point of the exercise.