Sentence examples similar to made handouts from inspiring English sources
Hindery must have figured that as long as Winnick is making handouts, he ought to get in line.
The central government also restructured some debt owed to it by the states and made these handouts contingent on better behaviour.
Meanwhile, the TNC is several months behind in paying salaries, but is making token handouts to mollify people during Ramadan.
So is its determination to make state handouts a last resort rather than a way of life a goal that eluded the previous government, which nonetheless threw a lot more money at the problem.
A Labour government from 2015-20 has to be about redistributing power and not resources, he argues, if only because austerity makes cash handouts impossible and power becomes the new money.
If your report of Jon Cruddas's speech to Progress is accurate (25 March) – "a Labour government from 2015-20 has to be about redistributing power and not resources, he argues, because austerity makes cash handouts impossible and power becomes the new money" – there is still a long way to go.
Also, if you want to leave a reusable legacy, make your handouts and worksheets easy to photocopy.
Critics say Torres, whose National Unity of Hope (UNE) party has traditionally fared well in poor rural areas, used her role as the head of a powerful welfare committee under Colom to make state handouts dependent on political loyalty.
Those generous handouts made Sala the head of a parallel state within the province of Jujuy, distributing housing among the Túpac Amaru mostly indigenous 70,000 members and managing factories employing some 5,000 workers in a province with a population of only about 673,000 people.
