Sentence examples for instead of handing out from inspiring English sources

Köln have reacted in an exemplary manner, befitting cherished democratic ideals: instead of handing out the details, they sent out a nasty letter and a post-card.

Instead of handing out violations for negative behavior, we would "catch" kids doing good things and reward them with a positive ticket.

Instead of handing out grants to urban planning non-profits or community development organisations, People's Liberty is giving the money directly to regular citizens with good ideas.

Instead of handing out two-year contracts, Goldman's asset management and investment banking divisions recently opted to make college graduates full-time, permanent employees to bring on analysts more eager to make a long-term commitment to the company.

Instead of handing out a bit of exposition as a reward for progress, simply expanding the scope of the world gives players access to new pieces to fit into their narrative puzzle".

And instead of handing out checks, E.P.A. bosses spend their days telling people that they can't do what they want to do, or that they must correct mistakes at their own expense.

Even as a filmmaker with my students' work in the festival, I have to ask why 9/11 money is being trickled through a film festival instead of handed out directly to help forgive loans that small businesses took to survive the impact of the attacks.

Underwriters argue that a young company would do better to set aside shares for a new strategic partner instead of handing out a bonus to investors who have already made a bundle.

Instead of peacefully handing out leaflets, they mask up and employ the full force of "direct action," proven by their many attacks like the bombing of private banks in Rome, the torching of surveillance towers in Russia, and the destruction of rail lines in the UK.

Instead of peacefully handing out leaflets, they mask up and employ the full force of "direct action", proven by their many attacks – for example, the bombing of private banks in Rome, the torching of surveillance towers in Russia and the destruction of rail lines in the UK.

In the Liberty Zone downtown, instead of just handing out subsidies to politically favored developers, New York could promise freedom from city regulations and union work rules.