Sentence examples for was given a considerable from inspiring English sources

The "right to be forgotten" principle was given a considerable lift by a 2014 ruling by the European court of justice (ECJ) – the highest court of the EU.

"Nobody but her knows what happened, and although I was given a considerable number of details about her experience that were credible, I acknowledge that there was not enough definite information to justify writing the story.

In fact, in the years after 9/11, Western readers have been increasingly interested in literature from this part of the world, a trend that was given a considerable push by the international success of the bestselling Egyptian novel "The Yacoubian Building".

Another idea that was given a considerable amount of thought was the ability to recruit non-player characters to join in the mob hunts.

The creation of registries or databases of health-care interest in PC was given a considerable boost with the computerization of clinical records.

Forestry was given a considerable stimulus when the government began supplying seedlings to settlers at cost price for farm planting as early as 1916, and assisted further through the provision of extension.

Mr Blair's push for tough action is likely to be given a considerable boost by a new, still classified, report in New York by the UN's panel of experts on Sudan.

"The time is not too late and it has not run out," said Bashar al-Assad, who is considered by many to be the heir apparent to his ailing father and who has been given a considerable role in Syrian affairs.

If the Sunnis had been given a considerable measure of authority in the provinces where they are the majority, they would have been much better able to govern and protect themselves from retaliatory abuses.

Impressively intense varietal aromas of pepper, berries, black cherries and briary spice are given a considerable boost in richness by lots of attractive oak here and are reflected in the wine's deep and well-centered flavors.

They will be giving a considerable boost to the nascent English industry of waterfall construction.