Sentence examples for would be dispensing from inspiring English sources

So is a sense that, even if he wangles a win, Zimbabwe can be sorted out only by a government of national unity.In a normal democratic country, Mr Tsvangirai would already be president, Mr Mugabe and his villains would have bowed out and the rich world would be dispensing its largesse.

Switching to a model that rewards authors for reader engagement, based on getting people reading as quickly as possible and keeping them turning the pages, is the sort of advice a commercially-minded publisher would be dispensing.

Ideally, it would be dispensed in Latin.

Sixty votes would be needed, but the 30 hours of "postcloture" time would be dispensed with.

The medical marijuana would be dispensed only by pharmacists with a special license.

Cassandro sternly announced that no tequila would be dispensed until after the show.

Because Feinberg's salarized stock would be dispensed every payday, it could therefore be considered salary under the Dodd amendment.

I'm not about to volunteer, though I can just about picture the kind of advice that would be dispensed.

By about a century later, comma rules had been codified such that both commas in the sentence (after "acknowledged" and "fortune") would be dispensed with.

Within these communities democratic political procedures would be dispensed with as far as possible, because, according to Godwin, they encourage a majoritarian tyranny and dilute individual responsibility.

The ideawas that groups of parents would band together, creating "table totals"that would determine their proximity to the platform from which studentawards would be dispensed.