Sentence examples for given a high degree from inspiring English sources

Still nominally on offer is a new constitution which would have given a high degree of autonomy to the Tamil areas, while having them remain within Sri Lanka.

The churches in the GDR were given a high degree of autonomy by SED standards and indeed became the organisational focus of the dissident movement of the 1990s, which was to some extent led by Protestant pastors.

He says schools in England should move away from an "industrial mindset" and teachers should be given a "high degree of professional autonomy".

However, it also looks at OCT-LOFT in the context of the unique development of Shenzhen as a new city, given a high degree of local policy autonomy, and a long way from Beijing.

Importantly, "any help that a departed lab member can provide in writing papers will increase the chance that the work will eventually be published and that the departed trainee will be given a high degree of credit (e.g., first authorship)," Maxfield continues.

States will be given a high degree of control in deciding how they will meet those individual standards.

In this, the European court signalled that all European states must give a high degree of protection to individuals from privacy invasions by the press.

House Republicans last year cited constitutional rights that give a high degree of autonomy on the reservations, as one of their reasons for opposing the renewal of the act extending its reach into the tribal areas.

That gives a high degree of security to messages traveling through the system and allows R.I.M. to use technologies to minimize the system overloads that Apple's iPhone has sometimes brought to AT&T's network.

Again, a war was to provide the opportunity for testing on a large scale, and experience with tetanus toxoid in World War II indicated that it gave a high degree of protection.

This gives a high degree of flexibility in the use of available space.