Sentence examples for given some role from inspiring English sources

He has not been given some role of sovereign power".

To make further progress we need to give some role for the country's odd choice of policies over the years.

"The feeling in the club and the hierarchy is that Scott Young should be given some sort of role in whatever new regime there is," added Phillips.

Once you've given some thought to your role in the break-up, try to think about what problems the relationship might have that aren't in your control.

What's clear is that all the parties have given some serious thought to the role of the voluntary sector in their plans.

The Russians, who will stage the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, are pushing the I.O.C. to give bandy some role at those Games.

An interpretivist might say that certain principles of fairness or procedural justice give enactments some role in determining rights and obligations.

Plato broke to some extent from the philosophical tradition of the sixth and fifth centuries in that he uses both traditional myths and myths he invents and gives them some role to play in his philosophical endeavor.

The actress spoke about the part in a recent press conference, giving some insight into her role.

Simon Dennis London When you have finished dealing with the scandals in the Catholic church (Pope fails to quell calls for reform, 22 March), perhaps you could give some consideration to the role of the Protestant ethic in promoting the individual competitiveness which sustains the discredited capitalist system.

A comparison of actual immigrant locations with the counterfactuals gives some idea of the role of characteristics in explaining location differences.