Sentence examples for mean handouts from inspiring English sources
"Working for the poor does not mean handouts," she says.
To the average American, "welfare" means handouts to the poor and does not include earned benefits such as Social Security.
Rather, they are learning that divers in the water mean "free handouts," and becoming very aggressive when divers don't give them their lionfish snack.
The need to cut government spending means these handouts are likely to fall anyway over the next few years.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social justice commissioner Mick Gooda demonstrated an understanding that social justice should mean more than handouts, it should mean economic development.
Tamil Nadu's appliance fixation doesn't mean that cash handouts, a common feature of Indian elections, are out of style.
A productive person driven by his own self interest, it never occurred to Rearden to look to Washington for help in growing his business, or for handouts meant to keep it afloat.
This would mean no more begging for handouts or for a subsidised deal with BBC Worldwide – hopes of such a partnership are said now to be have been dashed.
I was unsure whether the workshop was about teaching sustainably or teaching about sustainability (both, it turns out) and what sustainable teaching could mean other than avoiding printed handouts.
But stores that are not in the trial probably wont have signs or handouts explaining what these symbols mean.
That would mean an end to the haggling, concessions and handouts.
