Sentence examples for proper chance of from inspiring English sources

I'll tell you what I think is heartless, it is leaving the long-term unemployed to just recycle through jobcentres and never get a proper chance of getting a job … I think it is a very compassionate approach to people who previous governments just ignored.

And lawyers claimed parents were not being given a proper chance to challenge adoptions because of the time limit on appeals and the secrecy within the family courts.

In an interview with The Observer, his first major interview since the conference, he said he feels he has been treated unfairly, and that he was not given a proper chance to give his side of the story following the backlash.

And one of the most important lessons from Iraq is about giving the United Nations - which is the body that we are part of - the proper chance to do its work.

It must therefore give them a proper chance to work.

"Back in the day I didn't get the proper chance, like a lot of people; I didn't get the chance that I'm getting now," he said.

"For the first-time we will be giving all offenders a proper chance at rehabilitation, instead of just leaving them to wander the streets and get on with it.

They gave him a proper chance and time.

Give him a proper chance.

Labour had rightly tried to move the debate, arguing that discussing legislation so late meant little chance of proper scrutiny, especially since the number of amendments had added more than 50 pages to a bill already 145 pages long.

And most significantly they can no longer expect to ram through Parliament badly drafted bills at minimal notice, denying the chance of proper scrutiny and preventing the executive from being held to account.