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And if I dole out all my possessions to feed others, and if I deliver up my body that I may boast, but do not have love, I profit nothing.

So it looked as though they'd be all right together, he thought, as long as a war didn't start, or trade slump and bring back the dole.

Dole and I had a good talk, but I left the meeting unsure of what our relationship, or his agenda, would be.

The bank claims that this profit-making activity helps it to dole out money to the poorest countries.

Instead of giving 100% of your self to a man, give him 50% and save the rest to dole out a little at a time. Always save 10% for yourself.

So dole out the praise judiciously and offer encouragement liberally; it will help your child grow up to feel good about herself.

The Red Cross flew to the area of the floods , ready to dole out supplies of food and medicine .

The red cross fly to the area of the flood, ready to dole out supplies of food and medicine.

This means that not only do we seek advice on parenting matters, we are also all very willing to dole it out as well.

Both speeches struck the same rhetorical chord: that Dole is no ditherer but decisive, muscular leader who will stand up to foreign foes.

An entire generation of computer professionals had been taught that their job was to dole out expensive computer resources sparingly.

Don't be tempted to dole out equity to everyone who helps you found the company--even it makes you feel good to have co-founders.

Middle-class families see their graduate offspring on the dole queue and wonder why they bothered shelling out on school fees.

Dole declined to work on drafting a joint proposal, saying I should just present my own bill and we'd work out a compromise later.

The result of policies which undermine growth and jobs is a longer dole queue and a higher welfare bill.

If the economic slowdown continues, the Fed may have to dole out the hard stuff, in the form of more QE, later this year.

In the end, Dole and Dominici are likely to embrace at least some tax cuts to go along with deep cuts in spending.

When Pfizer first launched Viagra in the US, its advertising campaign had a serious, educational tone and was fronted by Senator Bob Dole.

I weigh the value and potential of this nugget before I dole it out.

Indeed, post-tsunami reconstruction, they think, is a way to dole out public-works contracts, just as in the old days.

But these days state aid, and how to dole it out, are nearly as hotly debated in online hangouts as cloud computing or Steve Jobs's health.

Dole had already said the same thing.

Several years ago, Libya was primed to dole out some of the billions the oil state held in cash during its time as an international pariah.

He thought of running for the Republican nomination in 1996 and became Bob Dole's running-mate.

I used to work at the Rockefeller Foundation [an older American charity] and dole out grants in small amounts.

As Dole reaffirmed his abandonment of affirmative actions, fellow Republican Senator Phil Gramm of Texas called for more cuts from the poor.

Newt sure didn't want that, so, like Bob Dole, he would try to keep as much from happening before the midterm elections as possible.

Dole gave a good speech, too, focusing on his lifetime of duty, his tax cuts, and his advocacy of traditional American values.

Tell your kids to go on the dole, because in a few years time they will be earning more than people in work.

She learned the family business by watching her father dole out jobs and her mother keep a file of favours owed.

Later, after breakfast with fourteen Democratic congressional leaders, I had a private visit with the Senate minority leader, Bob Dole.

To his credit, a few years later Dole apologized to me.

Clinton accepted the call in good faith, not knowing that Dole had invited a CNN crew in to film his end of the conversation.

In Montana, I lost this time around largely because, as in Colorado, the lower vote for Perot meant more votes for Senator Dole than for me.

Don't dole it out like a miser.

I tried to call Miss dole, but the line was busy.

A lot of people who never expected to be unemployed have to go on the dole.

Dole recently started its mission to become carbon neutral in its supply chain of bananas and pineapple originating in Costa Rica.

Across the counted states boys have never been in more trouble: They earn 70 percent of the D 's and F's that teachers dole out.

But these days, fathers aren't laughing over the pressure they face to dole out the dollars on their kids.

He maintains that the Conservatives would slash spending, lay waste to services and look unmoved on lengthening dole queues.

Don't dole out money to any kind of recruiter or sign a contract agreeing to do so.

In the early 1930s nearly every employable person in some of the South Yorkshire villages was on the dole.

Life on the dole: Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. They're cold. They're dark. And they're the best places on Earth to be sacked.

The trouble is, these sorts of threats are empty as long as they impose costs on those who would dole out punishment.

Children at the bottom often face low-wage drudgery or the dole.

Supporters of the proposed law say the Bayh-Dole Act helps universities make millions of dollars through patents.

In fact, construction is still adding to the dole queues, as projects started before the bust come to an end.

In the first picture , the software is owned by corporations that dole out the privilege of using their software by selling licenses .

Too many drop out of school and live off the dole.

By the end of the year, only 9% were still on the dole; average household income increased by 17%.

Your own plan is to switch industries and continents from a precarious position on the dole.

Dole-outs don't last forever and scavenging can hardly support the needs of a family.

God does not actively dole out divorce, criminal assault, AIDS or heartaches .

The dole here is 196 euros which sounds quite generous when compared to the UK but our cost of living is quite high.

It said Mr. Chen used his position to dole out contracts, land transfers and interests in company operations in exchange for money.

For too many immigrants the dole is an acceptable alternative to work.

The worst-affected countries include Ireland and Spain, where a collapse in construction has swollen the dole queues.

Beijing also lowered capital reserve requirements for its state-owned banks ordering them to dole out loans to "support growth. "

Do we really need to sign a $15 million deal or do we dole out for free our information through query logs?

In response to the economic downturn, Britain also took steps to keep younger people from spending long periods on the dole.

After a meeting with congressional leaders in the Cabinet Room, I suggested to Bob Dole that we work together on legislation.

Now, the dole queue was forming and first in line for the bailout were those we assumed knew all about making money.

He won the Republican presidential nomination, with running mate Bob Dole, for the 1976 election, but lost the presidency to Jimmy Carter.

What can I do to make a living in future? I'll lose my job, my insurance, my pension. Maybe I'll have to live on the dole.

is in conversation with Eddy Dole, the treasurer of Denavian International Insurance.

dole: charitable dispensation of goods, especially money, food, or clothing.

The job of the hypervisor is to efficiently dole out access to the server's physical resources to the multiple guests.

Regulators dole out investment quotas that are managed by investment banks.

Many families are living on the dole since the strike.

When I cut off your supply of bread, ten women will be able to bake your bread in one oven, and they will dole out the bread by weight.

Bob: Rags to riches, right? I read she was on the dole when she wrote the first book.

In 1990, Dole encouraged Bair to run for an open House seat in Kansas.

Canada's biggest problem is that they let all of the filthy Asian and African immigrants in and let them hop on the dole.

As it turned out, my error didn't matter, because Bob Dole would decide to kill any health-care reform.

He lacks ties to local political machines that dole out building materials, food or cash in return for votes.

Sales collapse in the local supermarket, putting yet more people on to the dole.

The concerns stem from the global financial crisis, when China used its banks to dole out fiscal stimulus.

Dole will address in TV commercials sexual impotence and general health education for men.

Dole was not even close to being its worst abuser.

Speakers included former presidential nominee Bob Dole.

The time of my dole is expired.

In the late 1990s, McGovern and Dole became committed to creating a program to provide school meals to poor children throughout the world.

It is not a good idea to dole out concession tickets automatically.

And the young have been hardest hit. Half the July increase in the dole queue was people under 25.

And now officials in Washington are working on formulas to dole out their delegates.

The number of jobless Britons claiming the dole is now about 960, 000.

The library plans to dole out its access to its Twitter archive only to those whom Ms. Anderson called "qualified researchers. "

Work for dole policy was long put into effect in ancient China's social security policy.

"No dole, " he instructed the legislative drafting team.

Every year, doctors in England dole out 31 million prescriptions for antidepressants alone.

Mr. Clinton scored a slam dunk in his race with Senator Dole.

Mr Guo was wary about policies which forced banks to dole out housing finance.

But fear of the dole may lead to an increase in precautionary saving.

or you'll be sacked, and I'll be on the dole.

By coincidence, Bob Dole and Newt Gingrich were on the morning news programs.

But they also dole out punishments for "moral offences" .

There are also many unanswered questions over how to dole out the money.

Who better to oppose that than a down-to-earth young mum who has herself spent time on the dole when she got ill?

"Once you get them on the parental dole, it's hard to get them off. "

I worry about what we're giving up for the corporate dole.

Bob Dole had unintentionally given me the central message of the 1996 campaign.

But the development world is large and fractious with dozens of agencies jockeying for position to dole out aid, advice and research.

Yet people often dole out all kinds of personal information on the Internet that allows such identifying data to be deduced.

Bob Dole wanted to make a deal to reopen the government, and after a couple of days so did Newt Gingrich.

With the additional resources, the McGovern-Dole program will distribute $175. 5 million worth of food commodities in fiscal 2009.

Jane: Do you really believe in all the sentimental sentences you string together, or do you just dole out romantic crap for girls like me?

Only part of their relief-wage is for their efforts, therefore, while the rest is a disguised dole.

There are people on the dole with less desperation than bleeds through your letter.

Whatever you called him, Dole was suddenly king of the hill.

Dole: american jurist and first governor of the Territory of Hawaii (1900-1903).

Purchase, N. Y. -based Pepsi, which declined to comment, already markets Dole juices and Tropicana juice drinks in China.

Gates didn't take sides in the Clinton-Dole election a couple of years later.

Having wasted TRILLIONS of dollars to make the world safe, why do we continue to dole out money to countries like Pakistan?

When it comes time to dole out money, you'll be first on the VIP's mind.

In 1993, then-Senate Minority Leader Robert J. Dole (R-Kan. ) stopped Hillary-care with only 43 seats.

He received the fixed dole every month.

"Mustn't have a dole. No money out of the Treasury. "

Why is this man even allowed to go back on the dole, any winner with this much money should be excluded from further benefits for ever! ! !

Don't fall and roll don't pretend your bob dole say to yourself I can I can S C ORE!

By contrast, Senator Dole won big.

For inspiration we can look to the Bayh-Dole Act of the 1980s in the United States.

Some people have gone on the dole for years.

In America, Ireland and Spain, the collapse of labour-intensive construction swelled the dole queues.

They couldn't afford any luxuries while living on the dole.

He was Bob Dole's vice-presidential running-mate in 1996.

Happy man may be his dole!

It is very difficult to save while on the dole but I am determined.

Dole, on the other hand, was genuinely interested in health care and knew we needed to reform the system.

The US, home to companies such as Chiquita Brands and Dole, joined the fray.

In America the link between industry and government-funded research was reinforced in the 1980 Bayh-Dole Act.

In 2003, china has 2. 2million visitors the city dweller on the dole.

Surveys show that with each passing week on the dole their chances of finding a job get slimmer.

They lived in the uncertainty on the dole.

Now 85, Mr. Dole is working 'pretty much every day' at a Washington law firm, says the firm's spokesman.

The applications of transition metal Pd in the synthesis of in dole and its derivatives

McGovern-Dole International Food for Education and Child Nutrition Program

A Few Questions about the Dole's Post-Modernist Curricula

Promoting Viagra, Dole Calls for Public Awareness of Sexual Impotence

But wish you were on the dole

Match'd with an aged wife, I mete and dole

Department of Labor and Employment DOLE

and get the dole for the stressed out single mothers

that we dole out as little hurt as possible

Star, that gives a gracious dole,

And then I turn to hang upon branches my dole