opportunity

• take the opportunity

  She expected him to take the opportunity to cross-question her about the murder.

• have the opportunity

  the parent would have the opportunity of making an appropriate

• provide an opportunity

  This will provide an opportunity for investigating the complaints and remedying any flaws before the trial.

• give the opportunity

• opportunity to make

  Selling the tickets gave Paula an opportunity to make her play for Jeff Freeman.

• ample opportunity

  In other words, we must motivate our learner to think, and give her ample opportunity to do so.

• opportunity to see

  The Wall-Paintings of Thera provides a first opportunity to see all the excavated frescos.

• little opportunity

  They have little opportunity to use judgment or creativity.

• golden opportunity

  But as the game's tempo reached fever pitch, Saunders squandered a golden opportunity to grab an equaliser.

• opportunity to get

  ‘I suppose it's to enable blasted Bertha to remain in it — just when you have the opportunity to get her out.

• take this opportunity

  Your Committee is delighted to announce that the Salop Steam Society have granted this request and take this opportunity of expressing their grateful thanks to them.

• opportunity to meet

  Thereafter, there will be a brief entertainment–coffee–and an opportunity to meet together in the Undercroft.

• excellent opportunity

  These provide an excellent opportunity for press relations work.

• opportunity to do

  In other words, we must motivate our learner to think, and give her ample opportunity to do so.

• equal opportunity

  The equal opportunity for social mobility was a commonplace in the public mind but pressure of numbers began to render that equality suspect, since it seemed unequal in fact.

• opportunity to discuss

  Sooner or later you will be given an opportunity to discuss your learning needs with a senior nurse.

• give an opportunity

• opportunity to take

  It gives everyone an opportunity to take stock.

• opportunity to use

  They have little opportunity to use judgment or creativity.

• opportunity to talk

  I may look for another opportunity to talk to Mrs Tate.’

• opportunity to work

  As an organisation the Trust owes much to the tourist industry and it welcomes the opportunity to work alongside the regional tourist boards and the travel trade.

• every opportunity

  ‘So what are you doing here — you're highly recognizable with your picture in the papers at every opportunity…’

• opportunity to go

  All the other matches ended in draws but Nottinghamshire wasted an opportunity to go top of the table at Lord's.

• first opportunity

  The Wall-Paintings of Thera provides a first opportunity to see all the excavated frescos.

• great opportunity

  Indeed for me the conference was a great opportunity to meet so many CA staff, whose vitality and unity, in a common cause impressed me.

• opportunity to comment

  We are grateful for the opportunity to comment on the revision of this important planning guidance note.

• opportunity to raise

  These situations offer an even better opportunity to raise your status than meetings.

• ideal opportunity

  It was the ideal opportunity to learn and develop new ideas and think about new techniques.

• opportunity to express

  This is often the result of lack of ability or opportunity to express their sorrow, or avoidance of the realisation of their loss.

• fair opportunity

  The overriding obligation is to provide the applicant with a fair hearing and a fair opportunity to controvert the charge.

• have an opportunity

  But, as luck would have it, I didn't have an opportunity to follow up my intention at the time.

• seize the opportunity

  The hope now is that the tour operators and the local population will seize the opportunity presented to the island.