Sentence examples for be given a bigger from inspiring English sources

Items that fit the bureau's economic definitions will be given a bigger weight in G.D.P. calculations.

It could be given a bigger role in EU lawmaking.Stop the circusReform is also needed in the European Parliament itself.

That sounds like an answer to European demands to be given a bigger role around the world.

And Scots anxious for home rule could be given a bigger dose of devolution instead: for example, greater freedom to set their own taxes.

In railways, private firms will be given a bigger role, and restrictions on foreign capital have mostly been lifted.That just about sums up the economic story so far.

Local communities must be given a bigger say in planning the development and reconstruction of the north and east of the island.

The forces of democracy there too will be given a big boost.The end of Colonel Qaddafi may be a largely symbolic moment.

But if we're simply going by parents' wishes, then the enormously over-subscribed Birmingham schools ought to be given a big thumbs up.

It's phenomenal and all the players should be given a big pat on the back tonight".

Yet pleasure at your own can vanish if you learn that a colleague has been given a bigger one.

Instead, everyone was given a bigger slice of the portfolio of companies that, at that time, was losing value every day.