Sentence examples for handouts would be from inspiring English sources

Another round of handouts would be no way to restore the spirit of enterprise that the city enjoyed in its great seafaring days.

But the size of each state's handout would be tied not to runaway medical inflation, but to the much more sedate general price index.

Even worse would be handouts after 2001, when a law enshrining the convention was passed.

What is more, there would be handouts of free food.

In 2001, the company says its costs were £31.35 per tonne but its sales income was £30.26 per tonne.Until April 2001, the government insisted that there would be no handouts.

Upgrading tracks and bridges is more like an investment than a handout, and the construction work would be a nice boost to our economy.

Car manufacturers have been firmly told there would be no more handouts.

"It's not that students expect unlimited free handouts; it's that poor students would be put off from getting the degrees they need".

There would be no corporate handouts in their governments, only hard-headed business deals in which enough jobs would be saved or created to outweigh the cost of the subsidy.

There are people who think that by not asking for handouts from the state that we would be burning bridges -- we have seen those bridges, they are the riot police.

"Slashing the RET would be an $8bn handout to keep our ageing, high polluting coal power stations on life support while Australia gets stranded with more pollution, lost investment and job opportunities in clean energy, and higher costs of addressing climate change".