Distribute [verb]

Biden also called for any potential vaccine to be equitably distributed.

Today, StarTech’s being managed a lot more conservatively than in 2015, as shown by the share of earnings it’s distributing instead of re-investing.

This lightweight vest is made from comfy neoprene material and has an ergonomic design, so the weights are distributed equally.

States and local communities will need to devise precise plans for receiving and locally distributing vaccines, some of which will require special handling such as refrigeration or freezing.

“Claims of having a vaccine ready to distribute before you do testing, I think, is problematic, at best,” Fauci said.

As of Tuesday, at least seven other states have also starting distributing ballots in response to requests.

It also doesn’t include the materials needed to package and distribute medical products, such as vials and other containers, packaging, and labels.

Pfizer, on the other hand, said Sunday a vaccine might even be distributed as early as the end of this year if all goes well, although there’s been pushback on how realistic that timeline is.

Apple previously made a different face shield for medical workers and distributed millions of other masks across the health-care sector.

He distributes a few sheets throughout the cooler, eliminating the need to use any ice at all.