Sentence examples for chance of being granted from inspiring English sources

Asylum seekers only have a thirty percent chance of being granted asylum before psychological and physical evaluations.

Whoever notifies first has a better chance of being granted approval, competition lawyers in Brussels said on Friday.

But other groups, such as Iraqis, may have a better chance of being granted asylum in Europe.

On the surface, it may seem that fabricated torture accounts can enhance a person's chance of being granted asylum, but that often is not the case.

It seems that an Iraqi stands a better-than-even chance of being granted asylum in Germany, but virtually no chance in Greece.

The Chancellor said today that Syrians do have a high chance of being granted asylum but "that should be no surprise...and should actually be similar in every European country".

He knows they are not here legally, and their chances of being granted asylum are slim.

On Wednesday, the cabinet backed plans to declare Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia "safe countries", which would end their citizens' chances of being granted asylum.

Under the current policy, women faculty may be reluctant to ask for an extension for fear of hurting their chances of being granted tenure.

During that same time period, the average national approval rate for all U.S. cases was 37.5percentt — suggesting that medical and psychological evaluations increase the chances of being granted asylum.

They also fear that taking up residence in the new camp will reduce their chances of being granted asylum in the UK by tying them to a specific location in France, albeit one that offers no prospects for employment or genuine security.