Sentence examples for has been given far from inspiring English sources

It says it has been given far too much discretion in interpreting "political campaigning", so its decisions are bound to be challenged in law.

If you need proof that the director has been given far too much control, look no further than the fact that he's cast himself opposite Charlize Theron in the lead role.

Many Swiss ballot initiatives are honed collaboratively between opposing sides, so by the time it gets to Election Day, many of the disagreements have been ironed out and each side has been given far more influence than they would in a contentious vote.

While size has been a criterion in the selection of vertebrate species to sequence, it has been given far less weight in relation to the targeting of species of medical and agricultural import or value in annotating the human genome.

"For decades, Congress has been giving far too much legislative power to the executive branch.

He said home-owners had been given far more than he was taking away.

During the last several decades, banks have been given far too much room to write their own rules.

Under those circumstances, the families and officials say, the case would have been given far more attention.

Union officials said they had been given far too little time to prepare and present their case.

This is a big initiative, which acknowledges the fact that in ballet, especially, choreographers have been given far less support and training than dancers.

Murdoch went on to say that Google had been given far too generous a tax break and that it should pay the same rate as everyone else.