I ain't gonna manufacture or purvey anything that I won't ingest into my own sweet self.

They purveyed an “idealized vision of an economy in whichrational individuals interact in perfect markets.”

The Act criminalises both persons purveying or allowing child prostitution, and persons who are clients of a child prostitute.

I just hope we can purvey one-tenth of their courage... ...and spirit on our upcoming album.

In many countries, the media in general and the popular press in particular frequently purvey prejudices and stereotypes that may foment racial and religious discrimination.

Benin's frontiers are reputed to be extremely permeable, as a result of which the country is classified among the purveying, receiving and transit countries for traffic in children.

Today, no one will or should trust the rating agencies, orthe investment banks that purveyed flawed products (sometimesdesigning them to lose money).

Those who purvey it seek to challenge the High Representative's authorities, which have been confirmed by the Security Council, and even to threaten Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty and territorial integrity, which is enshrined in the Dayton Peace Agreement.

While the Mongolian Government collaborated closely with those organizations, which shared its goals, he disagreed with the statement in their report that only prostitutes themselves were subject to arrest and imprisonment, while the men who purveyed prostitution escaped punishment.

If they had read this addendum's reference to the internal situation in Zimbabwe, I have no doubt that they would have added it to the list of those purveying “distorted and negative perceptions of Zimbabwe”.