famished upon the sifted meal and distilled water of a prudish
purveyance.
More potent intoxicants these than any that need licenses for their
purveyance, responsible-- see the poets--for no end of human foolishness.
Politics, like religion, thrives in the
purveyance of hope.
The characteristics of the K release kinetics can reflect the soil K
purveyance capability (Jalali 2006; Jalali and Zarabi 2006); similarly, K fixation capacity can affect K fertilisation availability (Ross et al.
Using
purveyance accounts, he shows how each commodity required by the town had its own regional origin.
Initially, in challenging white
purveyance of negative, derogating black images, black women writers began to construct "women-centered communities [as] defenses against sexism and racism, in other words against the abuses that are inflicted on black women" (Christian 1993: 120).
Thereafter, Leonard seeks to fill in the gaps in the incomplete literature on Panama through the
purveyance of an army of relevant facts.
Lords Pearce and Radcliffe hypothesized that explicit mention of compensation was absent because the right to dig for saltpetre was a considered a
purveyance.
He concluded after rigorous analysis "that teaching in both liberal arts and professional programs has been too much concerned with the
purveyance of subject matter and too little with its influence on the character and personalities of young people.
The literature suggests that the mental health community, generally speaking, seeks the
purveyance of rights as a means to address the many complex legal, medical and socio-economic issues that pervade the mental health system.
The aim is to get the best quality and timeliness in the
purveyance of inputs at an affordable price.
Yet not only is humanitarianism an increasingly popular, and by no means unproblematic, way in which Western citizens are invited to respond to the world around them; its ready
purveyance of moral absolutes--we shall do something--is no less useful to their governments.
