Sentence examples for be granted even when from inspiring English sources

There is a parallel here with forgiveness, which may sometimes be granted even when the forgiver has not yet rid himself of resentful feelings toward his malefactor.

Because the reward is for conducting studies in children and not for demonstrating that a product is safe and effective in children, the reward will be granted even when a paediatric indication is not granted.

It was a disappointing finding, but patent extensions are granted even when studies fail.

Permits, members of the coalition said, are easily granted, even when construction involves invading wetlands and wetland buffers, or clear cutting.

"It's a future where anonymity can no longer be taken for granted — even when we are in a public space surrounded by strangers," says Alessandro Acquisti, an associate professor of information technology and public policy at Carnegie Mellon who directed the studies.

Granted, even when the American team was triumphing at the Olympics, the sport struggled to keep pace with American football, which was then rapidly gaining popularity.

(Even dads who can't handle the menu will be granted half-price admission when buying a full-price ticket for a child).

But when would permission be granted?

News of Marseille's easy win elsewhere in the group would have reached them and they understood that progress to the last 16 of the Champions League is not to be taken for granted, even if they will be at home when they meet the French side in their next group fixture.

Even when benefits are granted, it can take many weeks for the money to come through.

Even when permission is granted, local security forces often beat or arrest reporters, or smash their equipment.