Sentence examples for handout published in from inspiring English sources
According to Osann, the researchers overestimated the number of households that might struggle with unaffordable water rates by basing all their data on a national monthly household water usage figure — 12,000 gallons per household per month, a somewhat hypothetical number that appears to come from a one-page EPA handout published in 2008 — that was inaccurate.
With this in mind, we summarized literature related to pediatric obesity in Latino youth and translated four educational handouts that were previously published in English.
But Mr. Tourondel's lawyers argue that his recipes are far from a trade secret, given that many of them were published in cookbooks, newspapers, magazines and handouts at the restaurant.
Tea party activists' professed opposition to "government spending" writ large is really directed at perceived handouts for "freeloaders," according to a Harvard study of the tea party movement published in March 2011.
In a full-page advert published in News Corporation newspapers on Sunday, Branson said if the government provided financial help for Qantas, it would "severely damage competition in Australia, encourage others to ask for handouts and companies worldwide would think twice before investing in Australia".
The data, published in conjunction with the HSBC Deposit Dash study, suggests children receive about £3,600 in pocket money by the age of 18 and a further £4,844.60 in handouts between the ages of 19 to 25.
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"The truth is, the House bill and its Senate counterpart are another big bailout," Feinstein and Collins wrote in an opinion piece called "Handouts for Hummers," published by the Wall Street Journal.
USA Today and the Tacoma News Tribune are refusing to publish White House handout photos in protest of restrictions on press access.
