Sentence examples for methods of distributing from inspiring English sources

They have also explored ideas that would merge their different methods of distributing the money.

New methods of distributing rehydration salts and cheap zinc tablets, also recommended for diarrhea, are being tested, including giving them away during national campaigns to hand out antimalarial bed nets and to vaccinate children against measles.

There Baker evolved a broad program including strict examination and licensing of midwives (and from 1911 free instruction at Bellevue Hospital), appointment of school nurses and doctors, compulsory use of silver nitrate drops in the eyes of all newborns, inspection of schoolchildren for infectious diseases, and numerous methods of distributing information on health and hygiene among the poor.

However, the motives remain unknown, as do the targets [or customers], and the planned or actual methods of distributing these drugs.

By the end of its first year, the Santa Claus Association had answered 28,000 letters and the New York Times dubbed it a "revolution in methods of distributing charity".

Prince began experimenting with new methods of distributing music more than a decade ago, and his early efforts with the now-defunct NPG Music Club paved the way for later bold moves by Radiohead and others.

Other approaches such as the national German Grid Initiative D-Grid [8] emphasised and spread the idea of using Grid resources and methods of distributed computing in general in the their local scientific communities.

This method of distributing seeds is common to a good many plants.

Selig subsequently proposed that the clubs share 50percentt of their local revenue while the union has proposed 22.5percentt with a different method of distributing the money.

The next RAE in 2008 will be the last as part of the chancellor's attempt to "radically simplify" the method of distributing research funding to universities.

At issue is the way the Windows Media Player software from Microsoft plays audio files using MP3, the most common method of distributing music on the Internet.