Sentence examples for are given clear from inspiring English sources
verb
To move, shift, provide something abstract or concrete to someone or something or somewhere. may take two objects
"Our projects start with small dedicated teams that are given clear milestones to hit before they can get further investments.
He said he had written to McNicol "to demand that members and supporters who are suspended or lose their voting rights are given clear information about why action has been taken and a timely opportunity to challenge the decision".
"I'm also keen that our schools are given clear guidelines from the Electoral Commission about how the referendum is discussed and debated, to ensure that there is parity between both sides in the referendum in our classrooms," he said.
Studies elsewhere have shown that education systems work best when schools are given clear objectives, with their achievements being monitored through independent tests, but with plenty of administrative freedom on how to attain these objectives.
Asked whether it will return asylum seekers to DRC based on the new evidence of rape and torture, a Home Office spokesman said: "Every application is considered on its individual merits and staff are given clear guidance and training on a range of issues, including sexual violence.
But unless we are given clear non-semantic grounds for singling out idioms, the move is question-begging.
Banks should be given clear guidance on necessary safeguards, but not held responsible for every breach.
The operator needs to be given clear and simple information that meets a direct need.
"But we were given clear assurances that they were going to be looked after".
"Officers need to be given clear instructions about what is expected of them.
Brockhoff maintains that his daughter was given clear targets to reach in order to receive support.
