Sentence examples for be given to this from inspiring English sources

Greater recognition needs to be given to this point in public discourse.

Given that the subject pertains to a matter of concern to the public (illegal immigration), considerable weight will need to be given to this right.

Counter-institutions were needed to replace those lost to the east, while a new urban orientation had to be given to this disjointed and now isolated part of the city.

He told his staff he wanted full priority to be given to this, and to be 100 per cent certain that any statements he made to the public were accurate".

The files show that when Michael Heseltine pressed the case to save Britain's inner cities with his cabinet paper, It Took a Riot, they ensured his demand for £100m a year of new money for two years for Liverpool alone was met with a paltry offer of £15m, with the condition that "no publicity should be given to this figure".

But substance can be given to this resistance by targeting Burge's explanation of the infallibility.

He found that insufficient consideration had been given to this.

What he's given to this city, politicians haven't given to this city.

"He knows that what he's given to this game has been tremendous," Blyleven said.

These corrective measures were made before recent media attention was given to this topic.

Academics too were given to this excess, as many an Oxford or Cambridge chapel shows.