Sentence examples similar to until dispensing from inspiring English sources

Exposure was defined as the theoretical period of use: from dispensing date until the last day the prescription was valid.

The Buttermarket which stood in the area near the Old Market Place from the 17th century until the late 19th century was also the site for dispensing early local justice.

Until after World War II, the regents supported higher education by dispensing state scholarship funds and working closely with private colleges to establish educational policy.

Of the career turn toward novels, he says, "I always drew cartoons.... Then the captions began to get longer and longer, until I dispensed with the by-then pitiful pictograms, and -- hey, presto!

Until we dispense with the "critical mass" metaphor, which obscures the very objective it is aiming to clarify, jurists who oppose affirmative action will continue to have an easy target.

Health & Beauty Division Reimburses of dispensing revenue and revenue derived from optical services is initially estimated because the actual reimbursement is often not known until after the month of sale.

Fortis, one of Belgium's biggest banks, said on Friday that many of its automated tellers would not be dispensing euros until Wednesday.

Unless the process is canceled, the machine will keep dispensing cash until it's empty.

Follow-up continued until the last statin dispensing date before discontinuation, 31 December 2009 or death date.

Until recently, DHS only recorded dispensing claims submitted for the payment of a PBS-subsidy.

I would go on like this, dispensing one treat at a time, until the entire package was used up.