Did they hand out 5 or 10 invites, and 2 of them were to women?
So did they hand out 100 invites this year and only 2 to women?
When the patient goes to the doctor, they hand them a personalized smart card.
They may also get back as much as 60% of what they hand over for spending on workers.
Investments from institutional investors, like university endowments, were fairly straightforward: They hand over money and wait for returns.
As Daniel, 16, and Yosef, 13, outgrow their jeans and sneakers, they hand them up to Lee, 23, and Seth, 26.
They hand-cut mortise and tenon joints (square-cut slats glued into matching holes).
Defra: We want to work with retailers to help them lift their game to cut the number of bags they hand out.
Indonesian officials put it bluntly: why should they hand over precious virus strains when the resultant vaccine may never benefit their people?
He said those who criticise judges aren't fully informed about the sentences they hand out, nor the complexities involved in reaching a decision.
So they hand their health-care payment data over to companies that analyze the patterns and tell them how to reduce their health-insurance spending.
In theory, investors should be indifferent about whether they receive money as dividends or buy-backs (and, indeed, firms should not care how they hand over the money).
Washington has warned the Taliban they will face military action unless they hand over bin Laden, the chief suspect in the attacks on New York and Washington.
Stoia added that in some cases, federal courts can get backed up as much as four or five years before they hand down a decision on a class-action case.
However many weapons they hand over, there is little to stop the fighters hiding their best equipment in the mountains on the Kosovan border, terrain they have controlled since February.
When most artists sign record deals, they hand over these rights in exchange for an advance payment, a smaller royalty of 10-15% on music sales and the prestige of recording an album for a major record label.
Google, it should be noted, remains one of just a few companies that voluntarily release data about the information they hand over to governments for surveillance purposes, along with Twitter, Dropbox, and the California Internet service provider Sonic.net.
And one of the recommendations I made was that they hand the person a receipt when they make a mistake that says I've made a mistake, here's my name, here's the name of my supervisor, here's his phone number, give him a call.
Consider whether the PR staff for Hormel's bacon brands could better spend their time creating an online, regional and national event vehicle like the World Bacon Games--where they hand out medals made of delicious bacon--as opposed to pleading with food reporters to write glowing reviews about their products.
"I hit the first couple and just they were those shots where when they leave your hand they feel like they're good, and so I just kept shooting them, " Williams said.
Zappos and others have set up camp nearby so they can hand off their goods to the shipping titan quickly and ensure they arrive at their destinations as soon as possible.
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Most people really didn't know what had happened, and you saw at each of the transit desks British Airlines to people about what they were going to have to do about their hand luggage, because they are transit passengers and they had tons of hand luggage.
They routinely hand out free phones to stars to build buzz for their brands.
For their superhuman efforts, they lived hand-to-mouth and month-to-month, just a few steps above welfare.
The clever thing about populism and political eclecticism is that they go hand-in-hand.
They work hand-in-hand with the new program to clear the way for developers to bring more globally interoperable NFC solutions to market.
Oracle and Logicon have both said they will hand back the money.
By contrast, last year 43% said they would hand out no bonuses.
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