Sentence examples for certain to be given from inspiring English sources

Top jobs are certain to be given to David, if he agrees to serve, and Ed Balls, currently the shadow schools secretary.

It need not be a short-term stop-gap, as Mikel Arteta, Mathieu Flamini and Tomas Rosicky are out of contract in the summer and not certain to be given new deals.

All they seek now is the legal ability, almost certain to be given to them by a parliament which, with a touching lack of dissent, accepts the benign intentions of the executive and the intelligence agencies.

Conte's "failure to turn around the obvious flaws in the squad" were "brutally exposed" in a defeat that "cranked up the pressure" on the Italian, says the Express though the good news is that if he manages to hang on until January he "is certain to be given funds".

Despite being amusingly nicknamed Goldenballs by his wife, Beckham has never won the real Golden Ball: the Ballon d'Or, the venerable award presented to the player of the year, which is almost certain to be given, for the third year in a row, to Lionel Messi, the little Argentine who plays for Barcelona, currently the world champion club.

Brown was poleaxed as he tackled the Italian centre Andrea Masi in the early exchanges on Saturday and although he was well enough to watch the second half from the replacements' bench, he is by no means certain to be given a medical all-clear for the meeting with Ireland in Dublin in 13 days' time.

"You have to pass certain criteria to be given a food voucher.

PCBs for medical applications require certain factors to be given importance.

It hints at letting in the kind of immigrants employers want, and it suggests that "Dreamers" (illegal immigrants brought to the country as children) who meet certain standards ought to be given a chance to become citizens.

Parameter w is used to specify weights which are to be given certain degrees of membership.

In some cases community demanded to be given certain drugs as they felt these were most helpful.