Sentence examples for could be given over to from inspiring English sources
What if the majority of the week could be given over to activities other than work?
Eventually, whole neighbourhoods of water-threatened land could be given over to the seas.
Driving time could be given over to working, snoozing or browsing the web.
Once his forces were weakened, he said, Mr. Mehsud could be given over to the traditional system of justice in the semiautonomous region, where tribes take responsibility for one of their own behaving badly.
Danny Yatom, Mr. Barak's senior diplomatic and security adviser, told Israel radio today that he could not rule out the possibility that some or all of the Arab towns near the edge of Jerusalem could be given over to the Palestinians before a final peace treaty is negotiated.
The Clearances were just that: the brutal uprooting of families from ancestral lands so that all this lovely terrain could be given over to the needs ofsheep.
Apple's importance to Cork is such that in 2012 the city council took the extraordinary decision to expand its boundary so that land adjacent to the campus could be given over for a giant car park to facilitate Apple's expansion plans.
Much of the book, though, is given over to dreams no actual object could realise.
Later, we were told that the house could not be given over to another entity because the FEMA funding the university hoped to receive as a result of damage sustained in the Northridge earthquake was nontransferable.
As for efavirenz the dosing regimen would require a prospective study to determine whether this regimen could still be given over 3 days.
Conservative MPs have joined the protests against the criminal courts charge as Michael Gove hinted that judges and magistrates could be given discretion over whether to waive the penalty.
