Each year, Kruger says, between 11,000 and 12,000 bins are painted or repainted (they're only disposed of when they get too rusty to reuse).
("We are not only disposed to deport the gangsters, but to shoot them," Castro later proclaimed).
During the funeral, I struggled for breath as a priest claimed that Jesus' communion table -- a table intended to commemorate life and create community -- was only for those who were "properly disposed".
It is only when these are also disposed that Nepal can truly become a mine-free country".
If we were only there to witness Cusk dispose of body parts we would scurry away.
The job is only half done but after disposing of Arsenal in the quarter-final there will be no shortage of confidence in the underdogs as they stand 90 minutes from becoming the first side from the lowest tier to reach the final of this competition since Rochdale in 1962.
Nature will reward the most careful attention paid by a person who is appropriately disposed, but there is only "as much beauty visible to us in the landscape as we are prepared to appreciate, not a grain more.
The employee, knowing that they are only a "resource" that can be "disposed" of at any time, will not put their heart and soul into the business and will only be there to get what they can out of it; always keeping an eye open for other opportunities.
Intellectual humility disposes us to be only minimally concerned with our reputation, especially when it would interfere with the acquisition of intellectual goods (250).
Thimerosal doesn't contain the dangerous kind of mercury, and it's only got a tiny amount that is easy for the body to process and dispose of.
Ginsborg (2011a, b; 2012) argues that to mean something by a linguistic expression, the speaker must not only be disposed to use it in a certain way but also be disposed to take the way she is disposed to use it to be "primitively appropriate" (see above, 2.1.1).
