Sentence examples for be given important from inspiring English sources
"In a few days' time the Soviet agent Koval will be given important technological information about the production of the atomic bomb, at a radio shop on — " "What?
But the realities of coalition politics, in which crucial allies must be given important posts, have left some large ministries in the hands of smaller parties, which have in turn put questionable politicians in important jobs.
As previously noted, this has been taken as a sign – along with his heavy drinking – that in the end, Kim was left a broken man, disillusioned and dejected, having arrived in Moscow expecting to be given important assignments and a high-ranking role in the KGB, only to be left with very little to do, and plied with booze to keep him compliant.
Mr. Abdel-Jalil took pains to credit everyone who had helped the revolution: the NATO alliance whose airstrikes turned the tide of battle, rebels like a young man who had lost a leg in the fighting and joined the officials on the stage, and women, who he said had played a critical role in the revolution and would be given important positions.
Moreover it will be given important insights about well-known innovation and corporate entrepreneurship methodologies for Turkish companies by taking the example of Brisa Bridgestone Sabanci.
The cutoff age of 18 years was chosen because it is the legal age of adulthood in India, when people are expected to be mature enough to be given important rights such as the right to vote 22 or the right to consume tobacco products.
No one is going to be giving important details of a fluid investigation to a Sunday Morning Chat Show.
Both are given important extra material: Balducci his opening aria, and Teresa a romance, later replaced by a cavatina, here given in an appendix.
Initially it seemed the right choice - "I was given important solo roles, like the Lilac Fairy" - but as the years passed, the ballerina repertory still eluded her.
Swiss prosecutors say they have been given important evidence by a whistleblower in their investigation into Fifa and its suspended president, Sepp Blatter.
"First Years," at least in its early episodes, spends less time at home than at work, where the associates, despite their youth and inexperience, are given important cases.
