Sentence examples similar to accepted for granting from inspiring English sources

"You don't take the accepted view for granted just because everybody believes it.

The ubiquity of outdoor advertising means that we have come to take it for granted; accepting both its presence and its purpose as natural features of the urban environment.

When a top Rowland aide pleaded guilty in March to accepting bribes in return for granting state work, the investigation focused directly on Mr. Rowland's office.

We take it for granted, accept that it's normal, and see it as "just the way things are".

Most of the research on streamlining suggests that this is sub-culturally accepted, or taken for granted, as a boyish activity, [ 1, 26] rather than being seen as an extreme, heinous, offence.

Police also raided universities in a clampdown on professors who had accepted unofficial payments in return for granting good grades and for enrolling unqualified students.

The Singapura was accepted for registration by the CFA in 1982 and granted championship status in 1988.

Reservations accepted for evenings.

Accept them, acknowledge them, and most importantly, don't take them for granted.

What is worse, the terms in which Socrates accepts the challenge of Glaucon and Adeimantus make it difficult for him to take happiness for granted.

"You take it for granted".