Definition of distributive in English:

distributive

adjective dɪˈstrɪbjʊtɪvdəˈstrɪbjədɪv

1Concerned with the supply of goods to retailers.
transport and distributive industries
Example sentencesExamples
- Price maintenance was considered to be a significant impediment to the development of an efficient and competitive distributive industry.
- The Confederation of British Industry's distributive trades survey released last week leaves no doubt about the mood of British consumers.
- FLS Automation is supplying a distributive control system with Robolab equipment.
- That guarantees a steady supply of financial and distributive muscle from their studio partners, and help with the marketing push come release day.
- At the distributive level, they compete with office supply distribution networks that supply big companies.
- The CSO said the reason for this dramatic drop in trade was a change in the pattern of distributive type trade with Britain.
- Or, any interventionist component quickly becomes recommodified and rechanneled down one of global capitalism's many distributive streams.
- Retailing and the distributive trades, hospitals, and other care institutions added to career opportunities for women.
- Liquid fuels' pricing is not cartelised, despite the existence of large distributive chains in Bulgaria.
- The second is that pharmacist involvement in the distributive aspects of pharmacy practice is downplayed in professional curricula.
- Heath adds that the rent of land ‘is a voluntary recompense for distributive services.’
- One of the main reasons for the emergence of protectionism can be found in the distributive consequences of trade.
- Similarly, in the retail and distributive sector both large and small establishments drew their employees disproportionately from outside the city.
- Approximately two million people worked in the retail and distributive trades.
- Sales increased for 37% of retailers taking part in the CBI's distributive trades survey, while 26% reported a fall in sales during the month.
- Banking, finance and insurance have also been hit with nearly 3000 job losses and the distributive trade has also been badly affected with 2720 job losses.
1. 1.1 Concerned with the way in which things are shared between people.
  the distributive effects of public expenditure
  Example sentencesExamples
  This concerns the relationship between the balance of power and the distributive peace.
  For Saunders the only distributive principle with enough public support is the principle of reward according to merit.
  The FSB described the new distributive tax as an unfair U - turn, designed to balance the British treasury's books.
  A distributive logic entails essentially noncooperative bargaining, a focus on the winlose distribution of a fixed pool of resources.
  The ESRI recently published a study on the distributive impact of government budgets over the last 20 years.
  It was one of the largest distributive exercises in U.S. history.
  No society is governed by a single set of distributive rules.
  The first is the repeated reminder not to fetishize distributive questions that arise in a genetic context.
  This is a classical case of distributive injustice!
  Poetry naturally takes to the distributive forms of the web (unlike painting which still has to be seen in person to be fully experienced).
  People seek more balanced diets even as hunger lurks for lack of purchasing power and distributive shortcomings.
  But this seldom happens, because the market is widely believed to be a fair distributive instrument.
  This result is due in part to the distributive effects of the rise in the unemployment rate.
  Consequently, the ability to share information quickly in a collaborative and distributive manner will ultimately change how leaders plan and execute military missions.
  The most important distributive mechanism for improving the lot of low-income Australians is to improve their disposable income.
  Usually, government policy reflects distributive considerations as well as efficiency consequences.
  His analysis fixed all ‘instruments,’ or resources, and illustrated that the distributive shares were determined in a differential fashion.
  It will examine the structure and distributive effects of the Australian taxation system.
  A final point concerns my proclivity in this essay to reach for South African examples to illuminate distributive politics in the United States.
  The legislative branch dominates this distributive type of policy, especially the standing committees with programmatic jurisdiction.
2Grammar
(of a determiner or pronoun) referring to each individual of a class, not to the class collectively, e.g. each, either.
3Mathematics
(of an operation) fulfilling the condition that, when it is performed on two or more quantities already combined by another operation, the result is the same as when it is performed on each quantity individually and the products then combined.
Example sentencesExamples
- In math, people usually talk about the distributive property of one operation over another.
- The most common distributive property is the distribution of multiplication over addition.
- This works because of the distributive property.
- Foil, First-Outer-Inner-Last, refers to the distributive property for multiplying two binomials.
- We can use the distributive property to add up the numbers.

noun dɪˈstrɪbjʊtɪvdəˈstrɪbjədɪv

Grammar

A distributive word.

Derivatives

distributively

adverb

We anticipate that some people will approach the interaction distributively and others will approach it integratively.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is not at large; it has to be looked at distributively, across each particular species of reviewable decision within that definition I took you to earlier.
- The word ‘appeal’ is apparently used in the Act distributively to cover the different courts referred to where an appellate process is engaged.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French distributif, -ive or late Latin distributivus, from Latin distribut- 'divided up', from the verb distribuere (see distribute).

Definition of distributive in US English:

distributive

adjectivedəˈstribyədivdəˈstrɪbjədɪv

1Concerned with the supply of goods to stores and other businesses that sell to consumers.
transportation and distributive industries
Example sentencesExamples
- Sales increased for 37% of retailers taking part in the CBI's distributive trades survey, while 26% reported a fall in sales during the month.
- Approximately two million people worked in the retail and distributive trades.
- The second is that pharmacist involvement in the distributive aspects of pharmacy practice is downplayed in professional curricula.
- That guarantees a steady supply of financial and distributive muscle from their studio partners, and help with the marketing push come release day.
- Heath adds that the rent of land ‘is a voluntary recompense for distributive services.’
- The CSO said the reason for this dramatic drop in trade was a change in the pattern of distributive type trade with Britain.
- Price maintenance was considered to be a significant impediment to the development of an efficient and competitive distributive industry.
- Retailing and the distributive trades, hospitals, and other care institutions added to career opportunities for women.
- At the distributive level, they compete with office supply distribution networks that supply big companies.
- Similarly, in the retail and distributive sector both large and small establishments drew their employees disproportionately from outside the city.
- The Confederation of British Industry's distributive trades survey released last week leaves no doubt about the mood of British consumers.
- FLS Automation is supplying a distributive control system with Robolab equipment.
- Banking, finance and insurance have also been hit with nearly 3000 job losses and the distributive trade has also been badly affected with 2720 job losses.
- Or, any interventionist component quickly becomes recommodified and rechanneled down one of global capitalism's many distributive streams.
- One of the main reasons for the emergence of protectionism can be found in the distributive consequences of trade.
- Liquid fuels' pricing is not cartelised, despite the existence of large distributive chains in Bulgaria.
1. 1.1 Concerned with the way in which things are shared between people.
  the distributive effects of public expenditure
  distributive justice
  Example sentencesExamples
  This concerns the relationship between the balance of power and the distributive peace.
  This result is due in part to the distributive effects of the rise in the unemployment rate.
  No society is governed by a single set of distributive rules.
  People seek more balanced diets even as hunger lurks for lack of purchasing power and distributive shortcomings.
  The first is the repeated reminder not to fetishize distributive questions that arise in a genetic context.
  The FSB described the new distributive tax as an unfair U - turn, designed to balance the British treasury's books.
  This is a classical case of distributive injustice!
  A final point concerns my proclivity in this essay to reach for South African examples to illuminate distributive politics in the United States.
  Usually, government policy reflects distributive considerations as well as efficiency consequences.
  It will examine the structure and distributive effects of the Australian taxation system.
  The ESRI recently published a study on the distributive impact of government budgets over the last 20 years.
  For Saunders the only distributive principle with enough public support is the principle of reward according to merit.
  The legislative branch dominates this distributive type of policy, especially the standing committees with programmatic jurisdiction.
  But this seldom happens, because the market is widely believed to be a fair distributive instrument.
  His analysis fixed all ‘instruments,’ or resources, and illustrated that the distributive shares were determined in a differential fashion.
  The most important distributive mechanism for improving the lot of low-income Australians is to improve their disposable income.
  Consequently, the ability to share information quickly in a collaborative and distributive manner will ultimately change how leaders plan and execute military missions.
  Poetry naturally takes to the distributive forms of the web (unlike painting which still has to be seen in person to be fully experienced).
  A distributive logic entails essentially noncooperative bargaining, a focus on the winlose distribution of a fixed pool of resources.
  It was one of the largest distributive exercises in U.S. history.
2Grammar
(of a determiner or pronoun) referring to each individual of a class, not to the class collectively, e.g. each, either.
3Mathematics
(of an operation) fulfilling the condition that, when it is performed on two or more quantities already combined by another operation, the result is the same as when it is performed on each quantity individually and the products then combined.
Example sentencesExamples
- Foil, First-Outer-Inner-Last, refers to the distributive property for multiplying two binomials.
- This works because of the distributive property.
- The most common distributive property is the distribution of multiplication over addition.
- In math, people usually talk about the distributive property of one operation over another.
- We can use the distributive property to add up the numbers.

noundəˈstribyədivdəˈstrɪbjədɪv

Grammar

A distributive word.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French distributif, -ive or late Latin distributivus, from Latin distribut- ‘divided up’, from the verb distribuere (see distribute).

单词	distributive
释义	Definition of distributive in English: distributive adjective dɪˈstrɪbjʊtɪvdəˈstrɪbjədɪv 1Concerned with the supply of goods to retailers. transport and distributive industries Example sentencesExamples Price maintenance was considered to be a significant impediment to the development of an efficient and competitive distributive industry. The Confederation of British Industry's distributive trades survey released last week leaves no doubt about the mood of British consumers. FLS Automation is supplying a distributive control system with Robolab equipment. That guarantees a steady supply of financial and distributive muscle from their studio partners, and help with the marketing push come release day. At the distributive level, they compete with office supply distribution networks that supply big companies. The CSO said the reason for this dramatic drop in trade was a change in the pattern of distributive type trade with Britain. Or, any interventionist component quickly becomes recommodified and rechanneled down one of global capitalism's many distributive streams. Retailing and the distributive trades, hospitals, and other care institutions added to career opportunities for women. Liquid fuels' pricing is not cartelised, despite the existence of large distributive chains in Bulgaria. The second is that pharmacist involvement in the distributive aspects of pharmacy practice is downplayed in professional curricula. Heath adds that the rent of land ‘is a voluntary recompense for distributive services.’ One of the main reasons for the emergence of protectionism can be found in the distributive consequences of trade. Similarly, in the retail and distributive sector both large and small establishments drew their employees disproportionately from outside the city. Approximately two million people worked in the retail and distributive trades. Sales increased for 37% of retailers taking part in the CBI's distributive trades survey, while 26% reported a fall in sales during the month. Banking, finance and insurance have also been hit with nearly 3000 job losses and the distributive trade has also been badly affected with 2720 job losses. 1.1 Concerned with the way in which things are shared between people. the distributive effects of public expenditure Example sentencesExamples This concerns the relationship between the balance of power and the distributive peace. For Saunders the only distributive principle with enough public support is the principle of reward according to merit. The FSB described the new distributive tax as an unfair U - turn, designed to balance the British treasury's books. A distributive logic entails essentially noncooperative bargaining, a focus on the winlose distribution of a fixed pool of resources. The ESRI recently published a study on the distributive impact of government budgets over the last 20 years. It was one of the largest distributive exercises in U.S. history. No society is governed by a single set of distributive rules. The first is the repeated reminder not to fetishize distributive questions that arise in a genetic context. This is a classical case of distributive injustice! Poetry naturally takes to the distributive forms of the web (unlike painting which still has to be seen in person to be fully experienced). People seek more balanced diets even as hunger lurks for lack of purchasing power and distributive shortcomings. But this seldom happens, because the market is widely believed to be a fair distributive instrument. This result is due in part to the distributive effects of the rise in the unemployment rate. Consequently, the ability to share information quickly in a collaborative and distributive manner will ultimately change how leaders plan and execute military missions. The most important distributive mechanism for improving the lot of low-income Australians is to improve their disposable income. Usually, government policy reflects distributive considerations as well as efficiency consequences. His analysis fixed all ‘instruments,’ or resources, and illustrated that the distributive shares were determined in a differential fashion. It will examine the structure and distributive effects of the Australian taxation system. A final point concerns my proclivity in this essay to reach for South African examples to illuminate distributive politics in the United States. The legislative branch dominates this distributive type of policy, especially the standing committees with programmatic jurisdiction. 2Grammar (of a determiner or pronoun) referring to each individual of a class, not to the class collectively, e.g. each, either. 3Mathematics (of an operation) fulfilling the condition that, when it is performed on two or more quantities already combined by another operation, the result is the same as when it is performed on each quantity individually and the products then combined. Example sentencesExamples In math, people usually talk about the distributive property of one operation over another. The most common distributive property is the distribution of multiplication over addition. This works because of the distributive property. Foil, First-Outer-Inner-Last, refers to the distributive property for multiplying two binomials. We can use the distributive property to add up the numbers. noun dɪˈstrɪbjʊtɪvdəˈstrɪbjədɪv Grammar A distributive word. Derivatives distributively adverb We anticipate that some people will approach the interaction distributively and others will approach it integratively. Example sentencesExamples It is not at large; it has to be looked at distributively, across each particular species of reviewable decision within that definition I took you to earlier. The word ‘appeal’ is apparently used in the Act distributively to cover the different courts referred to where an appellate process is engaged. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French distributif, -ive or late Latin distributivus, from Latin distribut- 'divided up', from the verb distribuere (see distribute). Definition of distributive in US English: distributive adjectivedəˈstribyədivdəˈstrɪbjədɪv 1Concerned with the supply of goods to stores and other businesses that sell to consumers. transportation and distributive industries Example sentencesExamples Sales increased for 37% of retailers taking part in the CBI's distributive trades survey, while 26% reported a fall in sales during the month. Approximately two million people worked in the retail and distributive trades. The second is that pharmacist involvement in the distributive aspects of pharmacy practice is downplayed in professional curricula. That guarantees a steady supply of financial and distributive muscle from their studio partners, and help with the marketing push come release day. Heath adds that the rent of land ‘is a voluntary recompense for distributive services.’ The CSO said the reason for this dramatic drop in trade was a change in the pattern of distributive type trade with Britain. Price maintenance was considered to be a significant impediment to the development of an efficient and competitive distributive industry. Retailing and the distributive trades, hospitals, and other care institutions added to career opportunities for women. At the distributive level, they compete with office supply distribution networks that supply big companies. Similarly, in the retail and distributive sector both large and small establishments drew their employees disproportionately from outside the city. The Confederation of British Industry's distributive trades survey released last week leaves no doubt about the mood of British consumers. FLS Automation is supplying a distributive control system with Robolab equipment. Banking, finance and insurance have also been hit with nearly 3000 job losses and the distributive trade has also been badly affected with 2720 job losses. Or, any interventionist component quickly becomes recommodified and rechanneled down one of global capitalism's many distributive streams. One of the main reasons for the emergence of protectionism can be found in the distributive consequences of trade. Liquid fuels' pricing is not cartelised, despite the existence of large distributive chains in Bulgaria. 1.1 Concerned with the way in which things are shared between people. the distributive effects of public expenditure distributive justice Example sentencesExamples This concerns the relationship between the balance of power and the distributive peace. This result is due in part to the distributive effects of the rise in the unemployment rate. No society is governed by a single set of distributive rules. People seek more balanced diets even as hunger lurks for lack of purchasing power and distributive shortcomings. The first is the repeated reminder not to fetishize distributive questions that arise in a genetic context. The FSB described the new distributive tax as an unfair U - turn, designed to balance the British treasury's books. This is a classical case of distributive injustice! A final point concerns my proclivity in this essay to reach for South African examples to illuminate distributive politics in the United States. Usually, government policy reflects distributive considerations as well as efficiency consequences. It will examine the structure and distributive effects of the Australian taxation system. The ESRI recently published a study on the distributive impact of government budgets over the last 20 years. For Saunders the only distributive principle with enough public support is the principle of reward according to merit. The legislative branch dominates this distributive type of policy, especially the standing committees with programmatic jurisdiction. But this seldom happens, because the market is widely believed to be a fair distributive instrument. His analysis fixed all ‘instruments,’ or resources, and illustrated that the distributive shares were determined in a differential fashion. The most important distributive mechanism for improving the lot of low-income Australians is to improve their disposable income. Consequently, the ability to share information quickly in a collaborative and distributive manner will ultimately change how leaders plan and execute military missions. Poetry naturally takes to the distributive forms of the web (unlike painting which still has to be seen in person to be fully experienced). A distributive logic entails essentially noncooperative bargaining, a focus on the winlose distribution of a fixed pool of resources. It was one of the largest distributive exercises in U.S. history. 2Grammar (of a determiner or pronoun) referring to each individual of a class, not to the class collectively, e.g. each, either. 3Mathematics (of an operation) fulfilling the condition that, when it is performed on two or more quantities already combined by another operation, the result is the same as when it is performed on each quantity individually and the products then combined. Example sentencesExamples Foil, First-Outer-Inner-Last, refers to the distributive property for multiplying two binomials. This works because of the distributive property. The most common distributive property is the distribution of multiplication over addition. In math, people usually talk about the distributive property of one operation over another. We can use the distributive property to add up the numbers. noundəˈstribyədivdəˈstrɪbjədɪv Grammar A distributive word. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French distributif, -ive or late Latin distributivus, from Latin distribut- ‘divided up’, from the verb distribuere (see distribute).
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