Sentence examples for facilitate the distribution from inspiring English sources
These sites facilitate the distribution of others' copyrighted content without permission.
Ms. Hay was charged with "use of a communication facility to facilitate the distribution of cocaine".
In the absence of government programs to facilitate the distribution of antidepressants to this population, however, even the most well-intentioned members of the pharmaceutical industry are stymied.
They could also be used to protect relief workers and facilitate the distribution of food and medical supplies, a chronic problem and one that Northern Alliance forces have not been able to handle.
Our troops can provide a transitional military government over the winter months, one that can maintain law and order, collect heavy weapons from local militias, and facilitate the distribution of food, emergency supplies and reconstruction aid.
Select content published by 2 Minute Medicine periodically appears on Harvard Health Publishing to further facilitate the distribution of the latest medical news to the public.
Established in 1996, the TGICA facilitates the distribution and application of climate change-related data and scenarios in support of the IPCC assessment process.
Villagization was aimed not at collectivizing agriculture but at facilitating the distribution of agricultural inputs such as fertilizers and improved seeds as well as making social services more accessible to the rural population.
The Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP), which facilitates the distribution of some of the G8 and G20 $20 billion commitments, prescribes that country proposals for funding of agricultural development projects must show a clear pathway from the proposed agricultural change to human nutrition.
They concern whether even the accidental discharge of a gun during a drug deal automatically adds 10 years to a sentence under federal law; whether the use of a cellphone to buy drugs can convert a misdemeanor drug charge into the felony of facilitating the distribution of drugs; and the scope of the double jeopardy clause.
