Granted, it was much too large.

He was granted permission to leave early.

This request was granted by the Committee.

That position was contested, however, for reparation was not necessarily obtained through judicial proceedings sometimes it was granted as the outcome of an administrative procedure.

Vera was taking it for granted, I would.

In May 1946, Sicily was granted its independence.

The lawyer said he requested an independent medical examination of his client, but the request was apparently not granted.

She was granted a visa on 22 August 2000.

It was a privilege granted by the host country.

His request was granted. He even got a blanket.

200. It was considered that legislation should not establish a maximum number of years for which concessions might be granted.

The stay was granted, but the claimant appealed against it.

It was granted an award by the European Soroptimistic Federation.

None of the staff members was subsequently granted security clearance.

It was granted special status with ECOSOC in January 2000.

Authorization for overtime payment was granted only under exceptional circumstances.

The Agency was not granted access to staff members arrested by the Israeli authorities in the West Bank or Gaza Strip.

Such a requirement would run counter the current practice, pursuant to which judicial cooperation, when granted, was granted without prior recognition.

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

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

The term chairman was intended to indicate that the appointee was merely a first among equals and did not have the presidential powers granted under the constitution.

And granted them signs in which there was a plain trial.

And granted them signs in which there was a plain trial.

And We granted David, Solomon, an excellent servant. He was penitent.

And We granted David, Solomon, an excellent servant. He was penitent.

And granted them Signs in which there was a manifest trial

And granted them Signs in which there was a manifest trial

A partial exemption was granted in accordance with the new law.

Be assured that I do not take your support for granted.

A number of factors needed to be taken into account before such a request was granted, not least of which was the fact that meeting capacity at Headquarters was already saturated.

3.4 The author claims that he was granted hearings with two prison officers in August 1996, but these meetings did not take place.

The enforcement was granted on the basis of article 35 (1) MAL.

In 1968, Bermuda was granted internal self government and a new constitution.

Approval was granted in late August and food distributions were immediately resumed.

Government approval for the full WFP fleet was granted in early July.

Examples of cases where (a) extradition was granted and (b) extradition was denied should be provided.

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.

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

As provided in the draft Model Provisions, provisional relief was not automatically granted, and the foreign representative was only given the right to apply to the court for provisional relief.

The total financing granted to the projects was about 400 000 Estonian kroons.

In 1994 Miranda Branco was granted a two month remission on his sentence.

In 1978 EFCT was granted consultative status with the Economic and Social Council.

She said she didn't, but I took it for granted she was lying.

So you're taking it for granted that Mrs Morrison was murdered, are you?

Granted,