Sentence examples for the role allotted from inspiring English sources

Particularly since the Camp David conference, the EU has been careful to keep its economic and humanitarian interests strictly non-political, meekly accepting the role allotted to it of paying some of the Palestinians' bills but not getting involved in politics or peacemaking.

Mr Brown and Mr Davis (if it is he) may not oblige in playing the roles allotted to them and the Lib Dems have to become a very different kind of party from the one they are today.

Until this time, Robert's relations with Roger had not always been amicable, since Roger, aware of both his own talent and Robert's dependency on him, would not settle for the subordinate role allotted him.

What may have provoked Valla's anger about the traditional picture is the seemingly passive role allotted to the soul in perception and knowledge: it seems to come only at the very end of a long chain of transmission, which starts with outer objects and concludes with a merely receptive tabula rasa.

The role here allotted to Fortune is somewhat unusual.

This ideological program and the role it allots to Egyptian intellectuals is hardly exhausted.

Histone modifications serve the role of allotting the genome into "active" or euchromatin, in which DNA is accessible for transcription, and "inactive" or heterochromatin, in which DNA is inaccessible for transcription [ 37].

They are questioning the roles I allotted them.

Studies consistently show a wide gap between the number of speaking roles allotted women and men in popular Hollywood films, too. .

But national policies differ on the role and time allotted to pre-test counseling.

Cleisthenes was a decisive innovator in the social sphere, above all in the new role he allotted to the deme, but he did not dismantle the older social structures with their strong religious resonances.