| Consumers should be afforded a choice insofar as possible through increased competition. |
| Such are the artist's magpie tendencies that one of the reasons he chose his flat in Leith was that it afforded him a view of a scrapyard. |
| Instead, it has become a tangled web of bureaucracy, with unprecedented powers afforded to the Minister. |
| The level of communications afforded is the same as if the task force was operating from its home base. |
| The Distinguished Service Award is the highest honor afforded to members by the American Camping Association. |
| To abandon the barely existent rights that animals are afforded is irresponsible at best, and sadistic at worst. |
