Sentence examples for given its present form from inspiring English sources

It was rebuilt in 1498 by Alexander VI a fundamentis (LS I.161), and given its present form in 1798.

How did it reach its present form?

G.M. needed to be slimmed down so that it could break even in an overall sales market in the United States of 10 million cars a year — a tough task, given that in its present form the company was losing money even when Americans were buying 17 million cars a year.

Like many other gambling pastimes (poker, for one), it originated in France, although Americans gave the game its present form.

Given his present form, I think Murray will do it, but I wouldn't be surprised if it goes the distance.

It was given its present title at that time.

Chamberlain's party merged with the Conservatives the following year, forming the Unionist Party, which was given its present formal name of the Conservative and Unionist Party in 1925.

"We cautioned the prime minister about proceeding with this agreement in its present form given the issues which still need to be resolved and the views expressed to us by many of her own party colleagues," said Mrs Foster.

This is supported by the fact that both Svetambara and Digambara sects agree on the basic doctrine, giving indication that it reached in its present form before the schism took place.

In 1907, the station was given its present name, Westminster.

But if this is the Tory big idea it should not - at least in its present form - give New Labour too much to worry about.