Sentence examples for be given far from inspiring English sources

Under the blueprint, individual civil servants will be given far greater responsibilities.

They are to be given far more leeway, for instance, in managing their networks as they see fit.

Immigrants' contribution to our workforce (financially and skills wise) needs to be given far higher public recognition.

He added that across Government it was an area of policy that needed to be given far more prominence and measured more systematically.

Councils will be given far greater freedom to borrow money from the markets for investment in capital projects such as school buildings and roads.

With the general election looming, Nicola Sturgeon's government insists that Scotland should be given far greater control over its tax and spending.

Why wait?" The Governor said the Bank, which is to be given far-reaching regulatory powers from next year, would not be swayed by the financial sector's lobbying.

We had, after all, been given far more rides by black drivers than white ones.

He said home-owners had been given far more than he was taking away.

After being cast against type in Marty, he was given far more varied roles.

Children from infancy onwards are given far more freedom of choice than western micromanaging parents permit.