Sentence examples for are granted automatically from inspiring English sources

"NAHT is also talking to the minister of state for schools about his steps to ensure that there is no accidental reduction in the numbers of families signing up for the pupil premium, now that free meals are granted automatically".

1. "The EU proposes to include a legally binding commitment in the TTIP guaranteeing the free export of crude oil and gas resources by transforming any mandatory and non-automatic export licensing procedure into a process by which licenses for exports to the EU are granted automatically and expeditiously.

The EU says it wants to include a "legally binding commitment" in the trade deal "guaranteeing the free export of crude oil and gas resources by transforming any mandatory and non-automatic export licensing procedure into a process by which licenses for exports to the EU are granted automatically and expeditiously". .

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Argentina has imposed discretionary licensing requirements on car parts, textiles, televisions, toys, shoes and leather goods; licences for all these used to be granted automatically.

Unlike the practices in Britain, France or the United States, German citizenship is based on blood, not soil: it is granted automatically only to children born of German parents.

While hers was granted automatically, his met with resistance, and eventually he "just took it," he said, by negotiating a paternity leave that he would parcel out one day per week for 10 weeks.

In Latvia and Estonia, naturalisation mainly involves passing a language test; in Lithuania, where the Russian population was less than 10% at the time of independence, citizenship was granted automatically.The remaining 700,000-odd people are, in effect, stateless.

Arthur Ashe, the club's most prominent African-American member (his membership was granted automatically after he won the '68 Open) denounced the remarks as racist and threatened to resign.

The commission would respect the ANC's promise to offer amnesties, but the reprieve would not be granted automatically.

For W., a subject does not need a tight philosophical argument to be entitled to her self-attributions; such entitlement is granted automatically (unless there is special reason to withhold it).