Sentence examples for handouts into from inspiring English sources

Once food reaches a place like Gonaïves, the crush of desperate people turns handouts into melees.

I often take notes during the speeches and panels we host, and I put these, together with the handouts, into manila folders, and then I stack the folders around my office in imagined categories — Pakistan on this corner of the desk, the Pentagon on that corner, intelligence policy on the bookshelves, Osama Bin Laden on the glass coffee table.

He created a machine that converts electioneering handouts into toilet paper (a product he called "a tissue of lies"), and an automatic head-washer that operated on the principle of the car wash.

The government has channelled much of its oil wealth into handouts and subsidies, while its socialist policies have provided little incentive to increase production.

The real challenge is human: how to transform a society reared on Communism and addicted to handouts from Berlin into a vital region ready to compete with hungrier lands to the east.

India's ruling Congress party presented an idea Tuesday that it hopes will win it the next elections: cash handouts sent directly into the bank accounts of poor people, replacing a corrupt and inefficient web of subsidies and rations that often fail to reach the intended beneficiaries.

But without the power of the country's presidency as a unifying force, long-simmering differences between the party's technocrats, who advocate free-market reforms, and its traditional political strongmen, who rely more on paternalistic handouts, have blown into full-scale battles for control.

The accompanying PowerPoint slide handouts were uploaded into Bb and released simultaneously with the videos.

On occasion, the common people would rise up in rebellion and demand a bigger share of the pie, but they were placated by handouts or beaten into submission by hired thugs.

WASHINGTON, Jan 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate packed an eclectic mix of handouts and takebacks into its last-minute deal to avoid the "fiscal cliff," including a measure to repeal part of President Barack Obama's signature healthcare overhaul and a string of special interest tax breaks.

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