Example sentences of "they [vb mod] be given [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | They should be given additional resources . |
| 2 | He therefore proposed that they should be given increased representation in Legislative Councils and that they should be admitted to the administrative services . |
| 3 | In relation to individual service users and carers , they should be given full and clear information about the assessment process as it will affect them , how they might be involved and a clear statement of its outcome . |
| 4 | Claims that the English tests had not been properly prepared were dismissed as being ‘ without any validity at all , ’ and he stressed the importance of the tests in identifying pupils with reading difficulties at an early age so they could be given extra help . |
| 5 | ‘ Since they will be given preferential treatment this time around , it 's likely many of them will want to put more into it . |
| 6 | ‘ Since they will be given preferential treatment this time around it is likely many of them will want to put more money into it . ’ |
| 7 | Where the differences between the classes relates to financial entitlement , i.e to dividends and return of capital , the likelihood is that they will be given distinguishing names , though these may be no more informative than ‘ preference ’ and ‘ ordinary , ’ ( perhaps , in the case of the former , preceded by ‘ first ’ or ‘ second ’ where there are two classes of preference shares ) . |
| 8 | Foreign oil workers have been assured by their Libyan employers that they will be given full freedom of movement . |
| 9 | It tells disabled job applicants that they will be given fair consideration based on their ability . |
| 10 | A number of female applicants have already applied for service , and they will be given special weapon training and share in other duties along with male members of the Irish Army Reserve . |
| 11 | They are often written as well to support private ventures by British firms , which are showing promise , but need a Staff Target or Operational Requirement before they can be given official consideration . |
| 12 | But it does not seem sensible to accept them unless they can be given rational sanction . |
| 13 | By that I mean that , though they do not carry intrinsic labels to discriminate them , yet they can be given extrinsic labels for that purpose . |