Taken it for granted?

I have taken you for granted!

Their Lord s punishment is not to be taken for granted.

Their Lord s punishment is not to be taken for granted.

Yet, like a heartbeat, it is often taken for granted.

But that the United Nations should be involved is taken for granted.

Pakistan has demonstrated extreme self restraint. This is often taken for granted.

I'm fascinated by all the things my husband has always taken for granted.

One thing he was thinking of is something that most of us take for granted today, but in his day it wasn't taken for granted.

Above all, its conclusions and results must not be anticipated or taken for granted.

I'd hoped that you would have taken it for granted that you and I...

No longer are they taken for granted as a source of wealth, opportunity and abundance.

I soaked it up and I thought, how could I ever have taken this for granted?

Volunteers should not be taken for granted as free humanitarian power that does not need investment.

Remembrance can never be taken for granted, it is a duty that must be constantly renewed.

What! has He taken daughters out of what He himself creates, and granted to you sons for choice?

What! has He taken daughters out of what He himself creates, and granted to you sons for choice?

It's taken for granted that Chinese factories are oppressive, and that it's our desire for cheap goods that makes them so.

Any maternity leave not taken by a woman before her confinement is granted afterwards.

Many of these activities have come to be taken for granted and therefore do not receive the recognition that is due.

We have experienced ugly racial and religious riots before and have learned that racial and religious harmony should never be taken for granted.

It is apparent that the satisfaction of the most elementary human needs cannot be taken for granted in a large part of the planet.

Amnesty for shadow economy capital of non criminal origin, either taken abroad or available in Ukraine, should also be granted on a legal basis.

This has increased the tensions between those two countries and given the world a sombre reminder that non proliferation cannot be taken for granted.

Takes those things for granted.

I took it for granted.

So it was taken for granted that I attend some of the best universities, which in turn opened the door to a world of opportunity.

In contrast to the past, no Israeli border is now secure, especially the long frontier with Egypt. No implicit alliance can be taken for granted.

Fukushima was a wake up call for all countries that use nuclear power. It prompted serious soul searching and recognition that safety can never be taken for granted anywhere.

I took the fact for granted.

You take too much for granted.

in the industrialized world telecommunication is taken for granted as a key factor in economic, commercial and social activity and as a prime source of cultural enrichment.

like pollination, that we take for granted.

Simon Lewis Don't take consciousness for granted

We can take it completely for granted.

Taking it for granted is no good.

Consequently, pursuant to a decision taken by its Council, OECD requests that it be granted observer status in the General Assembly.

We take health for granted until illness intervenes.

Allah said For sure you are granted respite

Allah said For sure you are granted respite

Vera was taking it for granted, I would.

He's taking a lot for granted, that guy.

The specific needs of developing countries must be taken into consideration and favourable access to markets should be granted to small countries.

Granted,

Granted.