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.

She was granted a visa on 22 August 2000.

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

It was granted an award by the European Soroptimistic Federation.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

The first possibility was not considered practical since it would require individual Member States to act as legal guarantors of a loan granted to the Organization.

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

It was granted special consultative status in May 1991, and was reclassified to general consultative status in May 2000.

Financing was granted to the other 12 projects chosen, but Cuba was overlooked as a result of the embargo.

That was a big unification for those days, although today we take it for granted.

(2) The person whose extradition is requested was granted asylum in the Republic of Belarus

Such an order was granted but subsequently, following a motion of the respondent, set aside.

Persons detained at PSI were held incommunicado until ONUB was granted access on 22 November.

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

On the other hand, when speaking of traditional knowledge, the protection granted was mostly from external factors.

We do not send down the angels except with due reason, and then they will not be granted any respite.

We do not send down the angels except with due reason, and then they will not be granted any respite.

That's not what I think you take for granted, I'm sure you're familiar with that already.

(c) Sick leave shall not normally be granted for maternity cases except where serious complications arise.

He 'Iesa (Jesus) was not more than a slave. We granted Our Favour to him, and We made him an example to the Children of Israel (i.e. his creation without a father).

He 'Iesa (Jesus) was not more than a slave. We granted Our Favour to him, and We made him an example to the Children of Israel (i.e. his creation without a father).

And their predecessors rejected (the Truth) these have not received a tenth of what We had granted to those yet when they rejected My messengers, how (terrible) was My rejection (of them)!

And their predecessors rejected (the Truth) these have not received a tenth of what We had granted to those yet when they rejected My messengers, how (terrible) was My rejection (of them)!

I mean, you know, what was life like before the mobile phone, the things that you take for granted?

At the same time, during the month of October, UNMIS was granted greater access to detention facilities in Darfur.

Turkey was wholly unjustified in blockading a neighbouring country after being granted a mandate for European Union membership negotiations.

In the case of The Prosecutor v. Mpambara, a motion by the prosecution to amend the indictment was granted.

When the pardon was granted, the accused's sense that impunity prevailed was validated by the Spanish authorities' common practice of pardoning individuals accused of torture.

A conviction for which a pardon has been granted means a conviction of an individual for an offence in respect of which a pardon has been granted by any authority under law and, if granted or issued under the Criminal Records Act, has not been revoked or ceased to have effect .

They granted his request.