Sentence examples for call granted from inspiring English sources
This study is framed within a research project that was presented and approved in a commissioned research call granted by the Basque Office for Health Technology Assessment (Osteba) an agency of the Basque Government's Department of Health.
The Indian Express weighed in on the Telangana debate, calling granting statehood to Telangana "a victory for this agitation, and a troubling precedent for other claims".
(In intellectual property lingo, the latter process is called granting a "compulsory license").
Each one would require him to call grant or loan officers.
The phone call was granted, but not the handshake.
"Nobody called — now, granted, we didn't say we were opening a gentlemen's club".
Outright call buying is evident in the February contract at the $5 strike where a 25 cent premium has changed hands on around 1,100 call options granting rights to buy the stock 11% higher than it stands Wednesday.
His only concern was that Dacre had called Grant's testimony on oath "a mendacious smear".
In a well publicized speech last July, Mr. Bush called grants like these "compassionate conservatism at the international level".
The World's Classics imprint was created by a publisher called Grant Richards in 1901, to bring dramatic and classical literature to general readers in pocket sized hardbacks.
In Riverside Park, you could visit Grant's Tomb, which really should be called Grants' Tomb, containing as it does the bodies of both President Ulysses S. Grant, and his wife, Julia Dent Grant.
