Sentence examples for as has been given from inspiring English sources

As much attention has been paid to the struggle already under way within the Conservative Party to pick a successor to Mr. Hague, as has been given to the Tories' electoral struggle.

If as much attention, energy and resources were given to the effort to put Americans back to work as has been given to putting the banking industry back on its feet, you'd have fewer Champagne toasts on Wall Street but a lot more high-fiving in family homes across the country.

The budget presentation given to the press by Alan Krueger, who chairs the President's Council of Economic Advisors, was as eloquent an explanation of our economic situation as has been given from the White House in many decades.

This is because additional subjects with lesser than 'complete relief' affirmed to have achieved complete response after 12 weeks of follow up enquiry, as has been given under 'results' section.

But there is enough known to make the assertion of such universal features as have been given with fair confidence.

Although also attributed to the orisha Osun, stories refer to Yemonja as having been given (or as having stolen) the ability to interpret the oral scripture verses of the 16 Odu Ifa through the divination process called merindinlogun.

The third follower said the money donated by the Israeli was falsely listed in Mr. Grimm's campaign disclosure records as having been given by at least five other people.

So far as the contract fixed the amount of fee it is within the rule of Nutt v. Knut, supra, and, for the sake of the argument, the lien may be conceded to be valid against section 3477, R. S., to the contrary, if it be regarded as having been given, not upon the claim, but upon its evidence, as counsel contend.

The piece itself is detailed as having been given to its previous owner by Banksy in 2006.

Some of the men who had been named as having been given direct orders to work testified that they had not been given any such order.

He claimed that the Bread and Cheese Lands were the gift of two women named Preston (although he elsewhere described the lands as having been "given by persons unknown").