Sentence examples for be given to groups from inspiring English sources
The Olivier awards - the theatre's most prestigious gongs - would regularly be given to groups such as Sheffield's Forced Entertainment, which has been producing experimental live art for 20 years, but whose only real recognition in this country comes from academics and a small art-centre scene.
The sign-up form also indicates that preference may be given to groups at a company, as it requests that users enter in their company name as part of the process for requesting an invite.
More attention should be given to groups with scores ≥1.3 [25].
However, this will occur at the expense of vertical equity because then priority would be given to groups with lesser needs as defined by the national priority guidelines.
The tickets would have been given to groups of teachers, rather than to individuals.
Unlike the Nobel Peace Prize, which has been given to groups, the physics prize so far has always gone to people.
Those prices, however, are almost always based on capacity and timing, or are given to groups — seniors get one discount, frequent users another.
Home Secretary Theresa May will concede that money from the £63 million-a-year anti-extremism budget has been given to groups that promote hardline beliefs.
The rest were given to groups like the Nassau County School Superintendents, who were treated to museum visits, dinner and theater performances in the hope they would resume canceled school trips.
Mr. Hun Sen's party is resented for allowing land to be seized from farmers, for the opaque way that contracts and concessions are given to groups of businesspeople close to the party and for stifling the independence of the judiciary.
