Sentence examples for will be given good from inspiring English sources

"Young people and their parents will be given good support to overcome any barriers to learning and make good choices... Increasing the number of young people in education and training is an economic and social imperative".

But what is certain is that a generation that was beginning to engage with government, with citizenship and service, will be abandoned, and will be given good reason to shrug back into an easy and familiar, "Well, what did you expect?" sort of cynicism.

It is good for Wales and France that they are playing England, who in turn will be given a good test in this tournament," he said.

The couple said their children would not be living a trust-funded lifestyle, but will be given a good education to help them develop their own abilities and to deter them from relying on their parents.

The money raised from the sale of plastic bags will be given to good causes, with the Telegraph reporting that Tesco anticipates to raise more than £30 million for charity over the next 12 months.

The Gambling Commission said the situation only came to light last year and that the whole penalty will be given to good causes – £500,000 on top of the £2.5m they would have received had the prize claim not been paid.

Mark Ling, chairman of the trust, said: "We're delighted that the option will be given a good chance to progress.

When the final ratings are produced it is likely some of those judged low risk will get a bad rating, while some of the high risk ones will be given a good or outstanding rating.

"I have spoken with [Yeovil manager] Gary Johnson and he assures me that he will be given a good opportunity and we are looking forward to him taking the chance to get time on the pitch".

"He will be given a good home," Bailey said.

Hospital and care homes will be given an outstanding, good, requiring improvement or poor rating.