Sentence examples for be given to public from inspiring English sources

As always, precedence will be given to public stunts and mild acts of psychological self-harm.

She has always said that the works will be given to public institutions.

"Attention needs to be given to public officials and a county that refuses to let justice be served.

Congregations United wrote down her story and those of many others, and Father Hoppe said they would be collected in a book to be given to public officials.

The Channel 4 chief executive's call for further protection to be given to public service broadcasters has been rebuffed by a trade body representing many of the US media companies he criticised in his MacTaggart lecture.

Additional money will also be given to public schools with large numbers of low-income students.

Loose reins are given to public dissipation; everywhere you may hear the sound of great preparations".

The test is given to public school students in the third through eighth grades.

Labour's case is based on funding changes that will mean less weight being given to public health within the overall health budgets, disadvantaging mainly poorer areas.

Separately, Richards flagged up concerns about the future regulation of electronic programme guides, or EPGs, and the prominence which is given to public service broadcasters such as the BBC.

English listening quizzes were given to public school students as well, but irregularly.