Sentence examples for given due prominence from inspiring English sources

8. Apologies and corrections must be rigorously applied and given due prominence in all newspapers which are called The Guardian.

I am also somewhat less than pleased to see the apology for a front page story appearing on page 2 and therefore failing, in my view, to accord with the PCC's desire for such "corrections" to be given due prominence.

Jana Bennett, BBC Vision director, warned of "potential delays" to planned series or events because of budget cuts, but said the royal wedding on 29 April will be given "due prominence... this will be a big-scale event".

I may not know a horcrux from a patronus, but even I could tell that some key plot points – deaths, a resurrection, the ability to wield a particularly potent wand – zipped by without being given due prominence.

Certainly, the committee members who mulled over the info-panels didn't forget it: every fatality is given due prominence, as are such oddities as the Berlin Espionage Tunnel, which ran for 450m from the US forces radar station in Rudow into the Soviet sector.

THE early history of Anatolia and of the races from which the Turkish people is held to be derived was given due prominence in the communications presented by the numerous foreign members attending the second session of the Historical Congress at Istamboul.

Ms. LuPone does give due prominence to the performances that could be described as the nadir and the apex of her career to date.

This book aims to tell the story of all the Poles during the war, so it gives due prominence to those who spent most of these years outside Poland.

Throughout the book the author reveals an appreciation of the close relation between science, exploration and cartography and gives due prominence to the role played by individuals as well as institutions in producing maps of increasing accuracy and detail.

Peter Oborne claimed the paper did not give due prominence to the HSBC story because of commercial interests.

Ushering in light liberally into the dramatically rustic exposed brick and vaulted wood-beam ceiling living room, it gave due prominence to the endearing features of the 1934 hunting lodge.