Sentence examples for now to be given from inspiring English sources

But Londoners need now to be given the power to control London's future.

Imports of goods and services, which have steadily outstripped exports for decades, are now to be given an extra impetus by the closure of UK steel capacity.

With green issues now to be given a clearer voice in Parliament, businesses have no excuse to ignore their effects upon the climate.

The firms still in the frame are now to be given access to more information about the Tata Steel UK, which has blamed its struggles on the strong pound, cheap steel imports from China, high energy costs and business rates.

"As someone who learned his trade in the United youth set-up, it's a huge honour now to be given the chance to lead the academy and to instil its values and attitudes to continue to create future generations of Manchester United players.

And Venofer is now to be given in increments of 100 milligrams or 50 milligrams, a new vial size, not 25 milligrams, according to a copy of DaVita's new protocol for the drug, which is attached as an exhibit to the amended complaint.

Reporters claimed he now needed to be given a script for the meetings he attended.

A conditional connective, now needs to be given both truth and falsity conditions.

MPs are now expected to be given a free vote on the issue before Parliament is dissolved ahead of the general election campaign, which begins in April.

But now diplomacy is to be given a new chance after nearly two years of inaction.

The Philharmonic is now said to be giving serious consideration to Esa-Pekka Salonen, who led the L. A. Phil to glory in the nineties.