Sentence examples for distributed directly to from inspiring English sources

More than $16 million has been distributed directly to crime victims and the National Crime Victims Fund.

Grants previously distributed directly to local and state governments were assigned to a separate Homeland Security office.

Books that met war library circulation needs were distributed directly to the camps, and unwanted materials were sold to second-hand book dealers or sold for scrap.

A booklet warning that "same-sex friendships" are very different from "real marriages" has been distributed directly to school students around Australia as part of the Catholic church's lobbying against changes to the Marriage Act.

What is unusual is that $350 million of that figure is to be distributed directly to NorthPoint's existing shareholders, as a kind of special dividend of about $2.50 a share.

For Avebe, a cooperative in the Netherlands that processes starch, almost 30 million of its subsidies were distributed directly to potato farmers who are part of the co-op, said Joham Russchem, the general counsel.

What other company could dominate a day's news simply by saying it plans on distributing directly to stockholders perhaps a quarter of the profit it generates?

In Congress the American Recovery and Reinvestment bill, approved last week by the House Appropriations Committee, includes a $50 million supplement for the N.E.A. to distribute directly to nonprofit arts organizations and also through state and local arts agencies.

According to Ms Ralph, the Scottish firm won over its Italian distributors by inviting groups of them to visit its headquarters in Edinburgh, whose solid granite reassured the conservative bankers that the firm was dependable.Some foreign firms are nonetheless trying to sell and distribute directly to the customer.

"If independent NGOs were allowed to work, civil society was allowed to play its role and international NGOs were allowed to distribute directly to Ethiopian citizens then you would cut out the pernicious role that the state is playing," Mr Rawlence said.

They are applying best practices from consumer Internet companies and distributing directly to teachers/instructors as end users, then finding smart and elegant ways  to monetize those relationships — either directly with the teacher or indirectly by charging schools and/or even parents or local donors for their products/services.