Sentence examples for most notably giving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Netanyahu has made some concessions, most notably giving Palestinians more control over their own security in the West Bank.

The final documents produced at the conference contained a few groundbreaking elements, most notably giving nations credit for saving forests and opening up a long-planned fund to help poor countries adapt to climate change.

They also had an eye for a mainstream star with comic potential, reeling in the likes of Carol Vorderman and Les Dennis and, most notably, giving Ulrika Jonsson's profile a popular boost.

The unwritten initiative presents each side with sweeping, difficult choices, most notably giving the Palestinians full control of the ancient plateau atop Temple Mount, known to Muslims as Haram al Sharif or the Noble Sanctuary, in exchange for giving up the right of Palestinians refugees to return to Israel.

New Lollipop APIs make several key improvements, most notably giving third party apps full access to microSD card storage and file structures.

And, perhaps most notably, given the recent congressional proceedings, he appears to have juiced.

Most notably, given her penchant for railing against Wall Street abuses, she recently pushed regulators to delay certain rule changes on high-stakes derivatives trading.

Perhaps most notably, given CAP's advocacy for an economically progressive agenda, is that CAP's top donors include Walmart and Citigroup, each of which have given between $100,000 and $499,000.

We have ever-improving understanding of dinosaur anatomy, physiology and behaviour, and most notably (given that we are looking at restored animals on screens, not bones) their external appearance.

The surname "Harkness", most notably given to Torchwood lead Captain Jack Harkness, is a similar charm, first used in 1993 for the Harkness family in Century Falls, and ultimately derived from the Marvel Universe supporting character Agatha Harkness, and the surname "Tyler" is similarly used because of his affection for how the surname is spelled and pronounced.

Twenty-seven oft of 41 postal questionnaires were returned, and the results showed that nurses were involved in 79 different activities, most notably information giving and clinic coordination.