Sentence examples for given lifetime from inspiring English sources

The report recommended that five middle-distance runners and five coaches be given lifetime doping bans.

Eight named beneficiaries were given lifetime interests in a fund of £600,000 and the balance was left to a charitable trust he had created in 1984.

CORNER KICKS All players participating in the first North American Soccer League reunion were given lifetime access to all MetroStars home games.

And the kinds of rewards that are mentioned, rewards that will be given — lifetime, if you bump off a Grade A leader.

Rather, he said, "I simply came to the overwhelming conclusion that Judge White should not be given lifetime tenure as a U.S. district-court judge".

Federal judges are given lifetime appointments to assure them of independence from political pressure--to leave them free to do what is lawfull in controversial cases, no matter how unpopular the ruling.

"We give lifetime pleasure".

For example, only about half the states give lifetime income benefits for occupational injuries.

Before the advent of vaccination, the best protection was catching and surviving the disease in childhood, which gave lifetime immunity.

What even gives Lifetime the right to make this?

A national report of the same year gave lifetime sexual victimization rates for Moroccan women of 22,6% and an annual rate of 8.7% [ 39].