Sentence examples for given time to put from inspiring English sources

He is adamant Mourinho must be given time to put things right.

Culpable units within BNP will be barred, but the suspension will be temporary and BNP will have been given time to put alternative arrangements in place.

When you set out all you have is an address and the name of the bank, but I recall an elderly, sick man who was barely given time to put his trousers on".

The meetings followed his submissions to the Treasury select committee that outlined his view that banks and other financial institutions would need to be given time to put new rules in place after a deal had been struck with Brussels.

Van Gaal admits it was "stupid" to ask observers to assess him after three months and there is no question the formidable coach who led the Netherlands to the World Cup semi-final will be given time to put his stamp on Old Trafford.

Rebecca Horsington, from Flag, said: "I know several landowners who feel that they aren't being given time to consider what crops to put on the ground or what grass to cut because they're not being given enough time or info about what will happen with the silt".

Senior doctors and managers had to be given enough time to put in place alternative arrangements, the GMC said.

Asylum seekers will be given less time to put their claims to the department, with more stringent limits on appeal rights.

Governments are being given more time to put their public finances in order and there is growing confidence in Madrid that a banking union will be agreed despite German reservations.

"I've had a full week with a full squad and it's given me time to put into practice what style and what formation I want to play".

Typically, consumers who are behind on their mortgages but hoping to stay in their homes invoke Chapter 13 bankruptcy because it puts creditors on hold, giving borrowers time to put together a repayment plan.