Sentence examples for use it to put from inspiring English sources

They try to find ways to get this money from the people out here and don't use it to put back into the town.

But the Senate panel debating the expansion proposed a compromise: to accept the federal money but use it to put low-income people into private insurance plans.

As Republicans feuded, Democrats prepared to challenge some of the spending priorities in the bill and use it to put the focus on Bush administration policies in Iraq.

"The idea is to take that first encounter with the law, especially for minor things, and use it to put them back on the right track, turn it into something positive,"  said Carolyn Dallas, the D.C. Youth Court's executive director.

The advisory council's rebuke represents a major setback for the ruling generals, in part because they had planned to use it to put a civilian face on their power and to provide a counterweight to the new Parliament.

"Rather than use it to put forth a message of their own, they've really shown that their goal is just an effort to take something away rather than give anything to the community," Mr. Jameson said.

One manufacturer testing the software is using it to put inexperienced members of its customer-services team in touch with the right engineers.

It is a limited and insulting definition, and Aldiss was using it to put John Wyndham firmly in his place.

Throughout his presidency, Mr. Bush has made liberal use of his executive authority, using it to put his stamp on a range of hot-button policy issues.

So, a few years ago, he petitioned the city and received his own space, using it to put up a sign offering "Reason's Greetings".

He accepted the question with an even temper and expounded on the answer, using it to put forth a more forgiving view of his players in general.