Sentence examples for having to dispense from inspiring English sources

For HP, that means reaching tens of millions of customers without having to dispense a sales force, buy retail shelf space or maintain a telephone sales staff to reach them.

Wiltons may have to dispense with its division bell.

If we have to dispense discipline and justice, we have to be credible," he said.

To represent the pain of their unachievable desire, Wagner had to dispense with conventional harmony.

Above all, she had to dispense with her own cultural taboos about eating.

If the patient followed through, the pharmacist would have to dispense a brand name version of the drug.

In addition, the fare collectors would have had to dispense transfers once the city adopted a free-transfer system.

To tackle rightwing populism, you have to dispense with peevishness and be very much on the offensive – you must lead the narrative.

I once visited a health clinic in Bihar where employees dumped medicines in a pit in the ground, so they wouldn't have to dispense them.

"You have to dispense with some traditional values and precedents to look at ways of making art, or expressing ideas through art, in Africa or Asia and South America," says Stephens.

An officer on street patrol does not have to care whether Denise is still mad at Janice, does not have to dispense advice or say a hundred hellos, or even smile.