Sentence examples for given a leading from inspiring English sources

Students were often given a leading part in his studies.

Sea-water desalination has been given a leading role in overcoming water poverty only in parts of the world where such alternatives are all but nonexistent, particularly in the wealthy desert kingdoms of the Arabian peninsula.

Last Friends Jane Gardam Little, Brown, £16.99 Terence Veneering was a wonderful character in Gardam's acclaimed novels Old Filth and The Man in the Wooden Hat; now, in the closing instalment of the trilogy, he's given a leading role.

Editing Ideally by this stage you won't have burned your bridges with the producer and director by having demanded they keep your gratuitous motorcycle chase, insisted your girlfriend/boyfriend/aunt is given a leading role, given the actors notes by reading out the lines and telling them to copy you, or screamed at the art department for buying the wrong kind of potato.

Many Liverpool fans would also love to see the former No10 given a leading role there yet that too is not the case, with Barnes taking on nothing more than ambassadorial duties with the club he continues to support and live near 16 years after his departure from Anfield.

If we are to see the homes desperately needed across the country built and jobs and apprenticeships created, councils must be given a leading role to tackle our growing construction skills shortage, which the industry says is one of the greatest barriers to building".

They give a leading contribution to the density of electromagnetic states, they produce both temporal coherence and spatial coherence in the near field of planar thermal sources.

The Pashtun demand that, in a post-Taliban Afghanistan, the new government should be multiethnic -- but one that gives a leading role to the Pashtun.

These include rules allowing small groups to push ahead with deeper integration and, above all, an article that gives a leading role to a new full-time president of the European Council to represent national governments.

The organisers have not named a leader for the national council, but appeared to give a leading role to Ghalioun, a scholar of contemporary oriental studies at the Sorbonne in Paris.

And there was Mr. Mackey, whose music almost always gives a leading role to the electric guitar -- played by him -- and comes steeped in nostalgia for the drug-heavy sonorities of 1960's rock.