It can happen from time to time that the U.N. does dispense justice if only through the accidents of Brownian motion.
Mr. Van Peebles's show — he wrote the book, music and lyrics — tweaks the conventions of musical theater when it doesn't dispense with them outright.
That book, as Houston acknowledges, is "probably the single most useful work on the origins of modern punctuation", though, as he also rightly suggests, it does rather dispense "with such niceties as readability, accessibility, and pleasing design".
We spoke to people at one level or another of every law enforcement agency in the country and, over and over again, they came up with a version of the same wry line: "The criminal justice system doesn't catch criminals, it doesn't dispense justice, and it's certainly not a system".
It doesn't dispense daily deals, nor does it accept mobile payments and it certainly does not Tweet.
It does not dispense with reference, but it makes that reference a function of the (place of the theoretical terms in the) overall structure of the theory, as manifested in the Ramsey sentence.
It doesn't dispense food but I was fascinating to see an exact replica of the stand which Harry and Esther Snyder opened 66 years ago.
Apply it with a toothpick, if it does not dispense easily.
Clemens responded as he often does, dispensing robust greetings without mentioning anyone's first or last name.
Attenborough, who is about as ancient as the earth, is the single survivor from a time when the BBC did dispense "enlightened content" as a matter of course and didn't relegate it to marginal channels such as BBC4.
