Customers should therefore be refused service when attempting to dispense fuel from the pumps into these vessels.

He later improved upon the pump by adding safety measures, and also by adding a hose to directly dispense fuel into automobiles.

That petrol pumps take up to 15 seconds before dispensing fuel.

The plunger connected to the fuel metering system that mechanically dispensed fuel to the cylinders via distribution tubes.

Justices of the peace have volunteered to dispense justice in their local communities for 650 years.

I spoke to a sports lawyer and asked if those making the decisions in cases such as this were obliged to dispense justice equally.

The admission puts the judiciary in good stead to heal the scars and do what the constitution enjoins them to: dispense justice without fear or favour.

The courts are always best placed to dispense justice and to ascertain rights.

Eventually, say optimists, the business world could produce enough high-profile examples of even-handed judicial process to convince some that other parts of the system could dispense justice.

The pharmacist reviews the prescription, discusses the patient's medication history, and authorizes the machine to dispense medication to the patient.

On graduation, pharmacists are licensed, either nationally or regionally, to dispense medication of various types in the areas they have trained for.

Seven days a week and 24 hours a day he dispenses medication, takes temperatures, administers vaccinations and hands out food supplements.

That may involve carrying out procedures, dispensing medication, ensuring that patients are washed and helping them to eat their meals.

Pharmacists dispensed medications by the handful.

How much more reason for us who dispense medicine for the soul to keep silent about the homes and people we visit.

He could dispense medicine and prepare horse and cattle medicines according to prescriptions by first class veterinary surgeons.

Often each will also hold a spoon with which to dispense medicine.

The team worked non-stop examining patients, conducting blood tests and dispensing medicines.

They are also permitted to dispense medicines because community pharmacies can be less viable in remote locations.

The hackers would order the banks to dispense money from their cash machines, which a member of the gang would pick up.

With few setbacks these systems do much more than dispense money, read checks, transfer money through bank accounts, etc.

His job required him to meet many people to dispense money and make contracts.

This dispenses money and decreases the ratio of bank reserves to money loaned.

Despite (or because of) some coercion, he was able to effectively dispense patronage and could rely on the support of many loyal followers at the community level.

He was an astute judge of character and political moods, ran a formidable intelligence network, hoovered up gossip and dispensed patronage.

Thus, the department became a primary vehicle for dispensing patronage to political supporters.

There are many conservation schemes around the world that parachute in expertise from richer nations and dispense wisdom to the locals on how to nurture their environment.

They are captured dispensing wisdom to officials, while a retinue trails behind, hanging on their every word.

Soon, he's solving humanitarian problems and dispensing wisdom.

But mostly he sits here receiving guests, dispensing wisdom.

She was almost sage-like for a spell, dispensing wisdom — listen to people in their eighties, they know what's vital; reach out to someone who seems lonely.

The nifty machine dispenses 12in-high canvas, weatherproof banners ranging from 16in to 10ft.

The machine dispenses two rolls for €2 (£1.80).

The machine dispenses tins and glass jars of red salmon caviar or roe.

A customised vending machine dispenses not bars of chocolate but prayers.

The ticket vending machines have a touchscreen display for passengers to choose the appropriate fare and payment method, and upon payment the machine dispenses a validated ticket for the passenger.