Sentence examples for liberal distribution of from inspiring English sources

But the liberal distribution of her enthusiasm (she can't wait to tell us about the effects of the Battle of Britain on golf in Kent) is attractive; an evening in her company clips by very easily.

The Ottomans haggled shamelessly for gold and arms before committing themselves to the German cause, while the Arab revolt, far from the romantic national self-discovery of Lawrence's depiction, was founded on a liberal distribution of gold sovereigns.

Guinea has a long legacy of predatory political corruption, and the Condé government came to suspect that Steinmetz had succeeded in winning the prize chiefly through the liberal distribution of bribes.

They eat together, have long talks about literature and boxing, and even celebrate the writer's birthday (a party that entails the liberal distribution of booze and, later, the procurement of a prostitute).The film's sense of mystery never abates.

Other interventions during the initial 'Contain' phase of the pandemic response included voluntary home quarantine of cases and their close contacts, and liberal distribution of antiviral agents for treatment and prophylaxis of infection [ 3].

The paper opposed evangelical religion and advocated more liberal divorce laws, more equal distribution of wealth, and widespread industrial education; it was at the centre of radical free thought in New York.

The political right uses this concept to undermine the argument made by liberals that the increasingly unequal distribution of income poses a danger to the social fabric as well as to the American economy.

Liberals prefer to explain uneven distribution of income and of accomplishment as due to "racism" or "prejudice".

After all, politics in a liberal democracy is all about the distribution of worldly rewards; to believe with Eliot that such rewards are essentially futile is to nullify the whole purpose of politics.

Some argue that liberal feminism's focus on the distribution of benefits and burdens in society neglects power relations (Young 1990, 37) and the eroticization of domination and subordination that are the true linchpins of the gender system (MacKinnon 1987 19899).

Though most colleges and universities impose requirements on the distribution of courses taken, liberal arts colleges offer students considerable leeway in the selection of specific courses and activities.