Sentence examples for role allocated to from inspiring English sources

Europe has failed to fulfil the historic role allocated to it.

The Bank has also been widely criticised for its putative laxity in performing the role allocated to it by Brown of guardian of financial stability.

This is due to a variety of reasons, mostly related to the role allocated to women in modern society as well as pre-existing prejudices that form glass ceilings while encouraging male presence in the workplace.

Indeed, given the counterintuitive role allocated to the lawyer in the criminal process, we are given an exquisitely slender tightrope to walk.

In view of the evidence presented here, the currently held view of the regulation of the CoA pathway only at its first step needs to be reconsidered with a greater role allocated to CoaE than previously assigned.

This also allowed emphasizing the differences between the present theory and existing models, namely the distinct ways of characterizing the vapor-liquid equilibrium, the geometrical assumptions involved in the different models, and the role allocated to water diffusion within the droplet.

It is remarkable that, in both the synthetic active site of aaRSs and in the PTC, the major role is allocated to substrate tRNA molecules.

(Participant 1) Participant 5 expressed a sense of frustration that nurses were not considered appropriate personnel to manage the rural hospitals – a role generally allocated to the clinical officer: It's been a contentious issue, especially now that the nurses have got an opportunity to go and do a degree.

In common with many other country estates and stately homes, special roles were allocated to Cholmondeley during the Second World War.

In its historical context, the implications were revolutionary: the kingly and priestly male roles previously allocated to the privileged few by a pantheon of gods were now being delegated instead by the one creator God to the whole of humanity, male and female.

The roles were allocated to five different groups: local government, local residents, industry, non-governmental organisations, and public health authorities.