Sentence examples for is normally given from inspiring English sources

Congressional testimony is normally given under oath and with immunity.

People are protected against measles, mumps and rubella with the combined MMR vaccine – which is normally given as part of children's routine vaccinations.

"The prize is normally given to someone who has made their discoveries a long time ago and has led to lots of applications.

— They laid his bones in a bed of Bubble Wrap, with a care beyond what is normally given to fragile things.

The Nets would need permission from the Bulls to alter their designated uniforms, permission that is normally given without much issue.

The bulk purchases of autoinjectors and atropine, however, have raised concerns among chemical weapons experts, intelligence analysts and senior White House officials, who argue that atropine to counter heart attacks is normally given intravenously and in much smaller doses.

The former France midfielder said that it was normal to "receive many watches" in his role, which were normally given out for promotional purposes.

Teachers are normally given little support to be open with pupils about their sexuality, as research by campaigning groups such as Schools Out has regularly shown.

"We work on the assumption that the audience is in fact far more perceptive than they are normally given credit for," Mr. Jones said.

Vaccines are normally given before an infection to prevent a disease, while antivirals like Arestvyr are given after virus infections, to treat them.

Almost throughout the Third World, butterfly collecting is now illegal without a licence, and such licences are normally given, if at all, only to official expeditions.