Sentence examples for give handouts from inspiring English sources

Rather than give handouts, she preferred to teach the indigent "the joy of working".

'Basically my point is that when you give handouts you take the initiative away from people.

Second, the Fund doesn't simply give handouts; it takes the longer road of investing in and working with health ministries.

Resentment is simmering in families across Britain as parents give handouts to one child, but not the others.

Any fine imposed on Barclays by the FCA will provide an early windfall for Osborne as he returns to No 11 after the general election, as he has been using fines to give handouts to military charities and other causes.

Congress has to decide this week whether it wants to provide a real stimulus and help those hurt by the downturn, or give handouts to the people who need them least.

If the poor were given handouts, it encouraged dependency.

In his travels, he said locals have staunchly advised him against giving handouts.

We're not giving handouts, but looking at the systems that are keeping people poor and malnourished".

Both groups were given handouts and instructional CDs and DVDs and asked to practice 20 minutes at home on days when there was no class.

(There's something immoral about giving handouts to entrenched corporate interests with armies of lobbyists while seeking to cut those to hungry children, struggling families and frail seniors).