Sentence examples for was initially given to from inspiring English sources

The amount of training that was initially given to officers, three hours, was considered by many to be inadequate.

While most attention was initially given to fresh water and estuarine ecosystems, it is now evident that coastal marine areas are also vulnerable to these pollutants.

Munira was initially given to an elderly Daesh soldier, a 60-year-old man called Abu Mohammed who kept her imprisoned.

Under former President Bush, the task of resettling those whose homes were destroyed by the storm and floods in 2005 was initially given to the Federal Emergency Management Agency instead of to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which has a long history of housing poor and displaced people through its voucher program.

"It's a debatable issue as to whether you should fix the old or go for a new paradigm," Mr. Marcus said, "because the old software wasn't off the shelf, it was customized". The amount of training that was initially given to officers, three hours, was considered by many to be inadequate.

A pilot survey was initially given to 10 clinical toxicologists and 15 emergency physicians to determine the appropriateness of the questions and survey layout.

Officials said that C.I.A. officers who were trying to recruit some Guantánamo detainees as agents raised another fear: that the camp could become America's madrasa, or Islamic school, radicalizing prisoners by its harsh conditions, the indoctrination of militant leaders and the detainees' focused study of the Koran -- the only book they were initially given to read.

Per-location load: The portion of link capacity allotted for each location is initially given to the AP according to per-location weight.

Texts within the Mappæ Clavicula and Compositiones Lucenses traditions are at first sight so intertwined that one is initially given to believe that they are simply different arrangements of the same fragments of text.

What came to be known as "Lightship Baskets" were initially given to wives and used to carry crops from fields and gardens.

Under the Access to Information Act, if departments request an extension above and beyond the 30 days they are initially given to respond to the request, they are then only required to respond in a "reasonable period of time".