Sentence examples for be granted as from inspiring English sources
He proposed that self-government should be granted as early as 1972.
Federal officials have said that if the data warranted it, such approval might be granted as early as January.
It recommended family visas also be granted as long as the British partner had paid income tax for the past two-and-a-half years.
Negotiations have resumed, and Brazilian officials said they hoped certification to sell beef in the United States would be granted as early as mid-2004.
State regulators kept to tight deadlines to produce for public review an environmental impact study and proposed drilling rules, and the state's top environmental official said drilling permits could be granted as early as this year.
What Pochettino had up his sleeve, and what Benítez will never be granted as long as Mike Ashley owns the Tyneside club, was the luxury of a £25m January buy from Paris Saint-Germain biding his time in the wings.
Mr Blair also announced that the maximum time limit for British compliance with extradition requests will be cut, and the police will be granted as-yet unspecified extra time to detain suspected terrorists beyond the current 14 days.
In this setting, absence of direct information leakage is granted as soon as the initial process satisfies some syntactic conditions.
Africa – surprise, surprise – is not the EU and permits have not been granted as speedily as Fastjet had hoped.
But the final approval on air quality standards has already been granted, as has the draft permit for water discharge.
