Sentence examples for are usually granted from inspiring English sources

Under United States policy, Cubans who enter the country legally are usually granted asylum, Gonzalez said.

The investors who provide this cash are usually granted clout commensurate with their contribution.

Clemencies are usually granted to prisoners who are serving time for nonviolent offenses and have behaved well in prison.

Students accepted into the Advanced Standing Program are usually granted 27 transfer points for work completed for their B.S.W. degree.

Under current rules unaccompanied child asylum-seekers are usually granted leave to remain in the UK until they can make a fresh asylum application as an adult.

Forbearances are usually granted by the lender in cases of financial hardship or other unusual circumstances when the borrower does not qualify for deferment.

Permission is usually granted unless the property is on the coast.

Loyal Muslim emirs were usually granted the status of feudal lords of their lands.

In the past the State Theater applied for city money to cover its capital maintenance needs, requests that were usually granted.

In general, the state only accepts farms for the program with the approval of local officials, which is usually granted.

If there is no equity in the property -- meaning the market value of the house does not exceed the amount owed -- that request is usually granted, he said.