Sentence examples for has always been assigned from inspiring English sources

Of course fiction has always been assigned responsibility and questions to deal with in every age, but surely the responsibility and questions are especially great now.

The Mukah coal accumulated in the Balingian Formation where the time-stratigraphic position is poorly defined by fauna, though a probable Late Miocene age has always been assigned to this formation.

An additional reason for asking the help of an expert is that the LMD is one of the few music databases that had its music genre labels assigned by experts and we wanted to keep the LMD that way (i.e., a database whose labels have always been assigned by experts).

This may be news to a lot of people but there has always been a person assigned to be the representative of the public AND the police department.

Attenborough has always been reluctant to assign names or personalities to his co-stars, but in Animal Magic, Johnny Morris literally gave voices to the animals, ventriloquising their thoughts and even accents.

"The department has always been concerned that the newer officers would be assigned to the night tour by seniority basis," he said.

I was assigned to work on information technology which has always been my stock and trade.

The tracklisting, which assigns each of the letters from the title to a corresponding song, is novel in its minimalism an aesthetic that has always been important to Lissvik's work.

But the prime responsibilities of officials in those other sports have always been to recognize infractions and assign blame, and umpires don't do that.

I've always been uncomfortable with formal protections for individuals that turn on a claimed status (or one assigned by law or a court).

This is mostly my fault – my standards have always been pretty low when it comes to accepting inbound requests, and I never kept up with assigning them to appropriate Friends Lists.