Sentence examples for be given leave to from inspiring English sources

There are also several thousand asylum seekers, all hoping to be given leave to stay.

Johnson, the foreign secretary, and Greening, the education secretary, will quietly be given leave to miss the vote.

Three judges rejected his claim that he should be given leave to appeal because his Old Bailey trial last year was unfair in view of "unprecedented" restrictions imposed on him by the trial judge at the behest of the prosecution.

In other countries it isn't unusual for somebody going through a divorce, or struggling with a bad break-up, to be given leave to deal with their new circumstances.

As for the natives, polls suggest that few believe the government has a coherent policy—hardly surprising, given that tough talk is accompanied by legal setbacks and amnesties (it was announced last week that 15,000 families would be given leave to remain).How to escape this mess?

In an essay for a new think-tank, provisionally called Right Revival, Mr Zahawi said recipients of the amnesty should be given leave to remain rather than full citizenship, limiting their entitlement to benefits, and the move should be combined with an overhaul of border controls.

President Chen also said that the military alert after the shooting had no effect on the number of servicemen and officers who could be given leaves to vote, which had been decided two months in advance.

He was given leave to go home, to his wife who was expecting a child.

If they are deemed true asylum seekers, they are given leave to stay in Papua New Guinea.

Only two have been convicted and one of them has now been given leave to appeal.

A man from Fukuoka, Tatsushiro Koga, was given leave to "develop" the islands.