Sentence examples for giving token from inspiring English sources

"Even though he's giving token support at this point, I can't imagine him exerting real political capital to get this passed".

As with many countries across the Asian continent, practices such as gift giving, token cash gifts ('red envelopes') at special occasions (for example during the Spring Festival or the birth of a child), and invitations to family events are still prevalent in today's business environment and serve the important function of 'giving face' or honouring a potential business partner.

My father worked for the transit authority all of his life, from giving tokens to being a dispatcher.

Other Sudanese, wherever they come from, are pawns to be given token representation in the government.

Far too frequently, women are given token positions in peace processes.

This approach means entire communities are ignored or given token attention.

Germany has offered $50m over three years, and Chile, Colombia, Georgia and Turkey have given token amounts.

But he was present when Patrick Henry introduced his resolutions against the Stamp Act in May 1765 and shortly thereafter gave token of his adherence to the cause of the colonial Whigs against the Tory ministries of England.

The latest charge is "'Jew-washing', Jews using their Jewishness to give token cover for [boycotting Israel] and even antisemitism" – a calumny, itself redolent of antisemitism, promoted by the Israel-based, rightwing NGO Monitor.

But what gives Token its quiet energy is that so many of them do, embracing a notion of artistic practice flexible and un-self-conscious enough to allow studio art and product design to live side by side.

The simulation results show that for a given token generation rate, a larger token bucket — i.e., up to 100 MB and 1 GB for access line rates of 100 Mbit/s and 1 Gbit/s, respectively — provides better user-perceived performance at both subscriber and access levels.