handouts造句

Make enough copies of the handouts.

If you have handouts, do not read straight from them.

It's not that 'Father Chavez' is always going to give us handouts.

An election, due by mid-2012, is usually the signal for parliamentarians to clamour for handouts.

Two or three handouts are held every day to provide food for penniless hungry pedestrians.

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In an emergency, handouts to hungry citizens are better than export curbs.

Such handouts can be cheaper than sharp store-wide discounts, which proved devastating to profits last year.

Zimbabweans have been reduced to subsistence (some survive on roots and berries), barter, and remittances and handouts from abroad.

A decade ago angry workers were easily cowed into submission by police or bought off with handouts.

Now weakened and indebted governments are counted on for handouts from every side, banks and businesses included.

Nearly 2.4 million children and teenagers live with parents who depend on state handouts - a third more than previous estimates.

The Army is providing several resources to help its employees and customers through the transition including in-house training sessions, quick-tip handouts and free online training.

The weather is freezing, but the hot snow tastes nice. (That man's taking the blankets while they're looking. ) They are very grateful to their government for these handouts.

Some of these handouts are politically expedient because they help get a market started where entrenched interests—such as the coal lobby—would otherwise block progress.

Because of his party's stranglehold at village level, its members can decide on entitlements such as places for children in school and the distribution of food handouts.

DECADES after America started to experiment with "workfare", requiring those on welfare to do some work in return for their handouts, France has woken up to the idea.

Mr Eng says that the savings he has made by ending the “old systems of patronage” allow him to spend money on new social programmes instead, such as modest handouts for the elderly.

But he was not deterred. He kept a level head and ensured distribution of aid was fair and that people did not collect handouts just for the sake of getting something.

Such handouts can be cheaper than sharp store-wide discounts, which proved devastating to profits last year. Expiry dates add a sense of urgency, which retailers are eager to foster.

They believe the option of living on welfare handouts has produced 'feather-bedded' teenagers prone to rudeness and disrupting the classroom rather than concentrating on working and getting ahead.

The tips and handouts given to parents to assist your child's development, such as holding their hands by their side instead of above their heads to help with their balance are invaluable.