Sentence examples similar to given leave to take from inspiring English sources

The government Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has given Ineos leave to take legal action after the trust rejected repeated requests by the fracking company for permission to carry out seismic surveys in the Clumber Park estate in Nottinghamshire.

There was also consensus that the "real world use" and performance of medicines needs to be improved through a greater focus on the way a patient needs to fit treatment into their life, rather than the patient simply being given the drugs and left to take them, even if they are experiencing problems such as side-effects.

Dahlia reveals that the cult plans to use Alessa to give birth to its god, before leaving to take part in the ritual.

In 1956, he was given unpaid leave to take part in a secret operation assisting Hungarian refugees to escape across the border into Austria.

His boss had given him permission to take leave.

Mr Cameron added that adopters would also be given the right to take leave from work to bond with a child before they actually adopt them.

Houston teachers are actually forced to use their sick days when they take leave; they aren't even given the option to take unpaid leave and save their sick days for an actual illness.

"I've got another job on French radio and TV - they gave me permission to take three weeks' leave and then I'll go back, but why not?" "I'm still passionate about coaching.

Give people time to take notes.

Be sure to leave it on for a few hours, giving it time to take hold.

Leave the spray to take effect overnight.