Example sentences of "has [been] given [prep] [art] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Mr Heseltine , who has achieved his ambition of heading an enlarged Department of Trade and Industry , has been given as a junior minister Mr Neil Hamilton ( Tatton ) , a Right-winger who is regarded as a keeper of the Thatcherite flame . |
| 2 | Permission has been given for an 18-hole golf course at the Redworth Hall Hotel , near Heighington . |
| 3 | Alone of twentieth-century prime Ministers her name has been given to a political ‘ doctrine ’ and undoubted political style . |
| 4 | Although undue influence has been given to the alleged psychosexual immaturity of anorexia nervosa patients in the past , issues of sexuality need to be addressed as with other adolescent patients . |
| 5 | Although there is a reduction in the number of accounts of 44% , after due consideration has been given to the anticipated workload arising from discounts/exemptions/second adult rebates etc the actual proposed staffing reduction is 15% . |
| 6 | Notice must be given also to the court with a certificate that notice has been given to the other parties . |
| 7 | Priority has been given to the juristic sources so far , since the concern here is with interpretation , and documents clearly do not attest how they were themselves interpreted . |
| 8 | Favourable treatment has been given to the small shareholder , when allocating oversubscribed issues , in some of the privatisation issues . |
| 9 | It is always possible , therefore , that too much weight has been given to the reported cognitive responses . |
| 10 | In recent years , increasing attention has been given to the social costs of economic recession and adjustment measures in developing countries . |
| 11 | No more detailed official guidance has been given in the succeeding years . |
| 12 | A lead of sorts has been given by the national archives of north America with the Center for Electronic Records of the National Archives of the United States having already archived in access of 10,000 records or wearying size and complexity , and with the Canadians also pursuing an active of storing governmental records in machine-readable form ( National Archive 1991 ; National Historical Publications 1991 ) . |