Sentence examples for given a big role from inspiring English sources

Given a big role, Whishaw recognises he becomes obsessively involved and wants no separate identity.

That sounds like an answer to European demands to be given a bigger role around the world.

It could be given a bigger role in EU lawmaking.Stop the circusReform is also needed in the European Parliament itself.

Soubry said it was outrageous that the chancellor, Philip Hammond, had not been given a bigger role in the campaign.

He is a proponent of Indigenous enterprises being given a bigger role in running "a lot of these hostels and healing and rehabilitation facilities" to cut imprisonment rates.

In railways, private firms will be given a bigger role, and restrictions on foreign capital have mostly been lifted.That just about sums up the economic story so far.

Earlier in the day the outgoing president of the European parliament, Martin Schulz, had called for MEPs to be given a bigger role in negotiations.

London's mayor is to be given a bigger role in the Conservative campaign after getting starstruck response while canvassing in the capital.

To the dismay of some of his left-wing allies, he has given a bigger role in fighting crime to the army, which killed thousands of civilians during the war.

Governor Pataki's office claims that the fight over Ms. Mauskopf is a proxy for a larger issue: Senator Charles Schumer's unhappiness that he is not being given a bigger role in federal judicial appointments in New York.

What is more, if Washington pushes ahead with a more confrontational approach now, it risks badly straining relations with Mr. Roh, who has insisted that South Korea be given a bigger role in shaping the alliance's North Korea diplomacy.