Sentence examples for importance granted from inspiring English sources

Their success did not deter him, however, from questioning the importance granted in Kenyan education to the colonial language.

With the rise of global warming issues and with growing importance granted to sustainable development, chemical process engineering has turned to think more and more environmentally.

He noted in an e-mail message that the Mijikenda frequently relocated their homesteads in search of fertile land and left behind the statues, which he said showed "the limited temporal spiritual power and importance granted these figures by their creators".

This is often due to time pressures when designing projects, to insufficient importance being granted to these issues, or to an assumed self-sufficiency concerning ethical issues among researchers.

Of equal importance, and granted, it did not sit well with the police community and police unions, but Rev. Al Sharpton's message representing the family of Eric Garner was unfiltered by City Leaders.

For many events publicity in news media and elsewhere is of great importance, and granting privileges to the press can help in this.

In its assessment of the building's architectural importance when granting listed status in 2005, English Heritage described it as a "substantially intact and rare survival" with "polite architectural and sculptural features".

"Physical security measures are of course vital, but there are also other steps we take to ensure the security of our personnel," McNorton said, including, "maintaining our relationships with local people". Egeland said the report, based on interviews with more than 250 aid workers, shows the importance of granting aid workers access to all parties to a conflict, including the Taliban.

Reaffirms the importance of granting specific protection to mother detainees and to their children including through the use of alternative measures to detention in the child's best interest, and calls on Member States and the Commission to actively promote and support such initiatives'.

Public spaces have been long recognized as integral parts of urban settings, often granted importance by the public ceremonies and spectacles that they hosted.

All this might seem strange – that in a country organised around the idea of separation of church and state such importance would be granted to the faith of the highest elected leader in the land.