Sentence examples for basis for granting from inspiring English sources
"They could ask you to do jumping jacks as a basis for granting your permit".
These criteria serve as the basis for granting or denying tenure.
As a result, the commission suggested that the entire basis for granting Con Ed the delay in 1999 rested on faulty analysis.
Moreover, she said there was no indication that McNamee's testimony "furthered the government's cause" in prosecuting drug users, which would be the basis for granting immunity.
Mr. Feingold said, "The documents made available by the White House for the first time this week only further demonstrate that the program was illegal and that there is no basis for granting retroactive immunity to those who allegedly cooperated".
This is clear in official files obtained under freedom of information, which betray Washington's "unprecedented" pursuit of him, together with the Australian government's abandonment of its citizen: a legal basis for granting asylum.
Besides more charter schools, the group and the mayor have called for ending the use of seniority as a basis for layoffs and for granting principals more power to fire teachers they consider ineffective.
Rather than taking the ideological basis of kinship for granted or assuming it to be of less importance than strategic interests related to status and property, Schneider examined kinship as a cultural system that is based in shared symbols and meanings.
People around us whom we ignore on a daily basis or take for granted are just like us – living, breathing entities who have more in common with us than we know until we care to find out.
Morton shows how the content of "air" is the basis for everything we take for granted, and provides both a sense of awe and an extremely useful way to think about global energy concerns and the climate crisis.
In its pitch to Google, Factmata's founder, Dhruv Ghulati, said it would use machine intelligence "to empower people to question the digital content they read on a daily basis, and not take anything for granted".
