Sentence examples for be given a major from inspiring English sources

A10 Daunting Challenges in Congo The Security Council has agreed that the United Nations will have to be given a major role in bringing peace to Congo.

The Australian's departure at least offered one saving grace; with a rule change imminent, never again will his anchored putting stroke be given a major platform.

Boris Johnson will be given a major portfolio, and it has been rumoured that Michael Gove could be made deputy prime minister, though Cameron is said to have been "genuinely hurt" by his friend's attacks during the campaign.

She recalls that he asked her, " 'Can you handle the pressure, because if you are not successful, it will be a long time before a woman will be given a major pulpit again.' I said I could".

The terminal's exterior would be given a major face-lift and 18 bus platforms would be added, along with retail space and improved interior circulation for the 200,000 commuters who use the building daily.

When an unusual meeting of African leaders and the Security Council ended last week, there was general agreement that the United Nations will have to be given a major role in bringing peace to Congo.

Next week, David Miliband will be giving a major speech to the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) on land use.

Cooke was given a major penalty for boarding and was ejected.

In 1971 he was given a major exhibition at the São Paolo Biennale.

Orr was given a major penalty; there was no word whether the N.H.L. was considering a fine or suspension.

Mogilny was given a major penalty for boardingand a game misconduct for slamming Todd Harvey into the boards.