Sentence examples for being afforded from inspiring English sources

Other scholars and legal experts question why the Holocaust alone, among atrocities affecting ownership, is being afforded special treatment.

NOTABLE NUMBER Despite being afforded better protection, Mark Sanchez threw for only 70 yards in the first three quarters.

It would be a shame if he is hounded out of office before being afforded that opportunity.

Levy refers to this in a way that suggests Miliband was ungrateful despite being afforded shelter from the Nazis.

A senior administration official said Mr. Hussein was being afforded protections granted prisoners of war under the Geneva Conventions.

This results in a low priority being afforded to cases by all professionals in the criminal justice system.

Stewart T. Upton, said that Mr. Walker was being afforded all the protections given to prisoners under the Geneva Conventions.

Spain represented an ominous enough prospect for the Scots without the world champions being afforded an early goal.

Perhaps Alex's zeal for punk rock is down to being afforded a second chance at practising it.

Willett was irked at being sent straight back on to the course without being afforded scope for a warm-up.

Nor are many Tory MPs, who have filled the press in recent days with moaning about the kid-gloved treatment being afforded their Lib Dem colleagues.