distributes

We should take cues from both Piketty and Smith and ask how our economy distributes respect.

Sanergy, a company founded by MIT students, distributes toilets specially designed for crowded areas.

The National Institutes of Health distributes $24 billion annually in federal research grants.

It is not meant to measure how happy we are, or how well an economic system distributes rewards.

He distributes autographed pictures of himself, often signed: Go With God!

Absolute sovereign of mortals, He distributes happiness or unhappiness, according to His pleasure.

He lives, therefore, in comparative poverty in Brussels, and distributes the large revenue of his estates in charities.

Here she distributes her charities--here she spreads her table--here she sends her ministers of grace.

A vein is that which receives blood from the liver, and distributes in several branches to all parts of the body.

Into these she distributes all those who are sent to her,—that is to say, all who die through sickness or old age.