Sentence examples for school dispensed from inspiring English sources

The problem is that if law school dispensed with any discussion of justice, ethics, and the purposes of the system, the very same people who attack us for being too theoretical would start to assail us for being too materialistic.

Every year the school dispenses its Mae L. Wien Awards for Outstanding Promise.

Kidd should have stopped the movie there, although I would be sorry to have lost the wicked coda, in which Roger takes his message to the lunchroom in Nick's high school, dispensing carnal wisdom to a gang of glandular youths.

Public schools dispense religious instruction.

Ms. Cornejo, who is now a soloist at Ballet Theater, was three years ahead of him at the school and dispensed daily corrections and sisterly advice like, "Don't talk in class".

Didn't they all suffer through law school where dispensing such knowledge would seem to be the whole point?

The French version of "back-to-school," it dispenses with the direct object, rendering the romance and melancholy of the first few weeks of September accessible to prodigals of all ages.

In October 2012, after the baseline survey and vision screening but before refraction, eligible children were randomized by school to receive one of three interventions: Free spectacles, based on the child's measured refractive power and dispensed at school by the study optometrist.

When nurses are not available, school secretaries typically dispense inhalers or other medications to students.

That decision made France the first country to allow public school nurses to dispense such post-coital contraception pills.

The National Assembly voted to allow school nurses to dispense morning-after contraceptive pills to girls as young as 12, with or without parental approval.