Sentence examples for condition for granting from inspiring English sources
The results indicated that even though the high volume of micropores is required for a good capacitive behavior, it is not a sufficient condition for granting a high capacitance.
Lacking the state's own certification, FEMA said it could not endorse the emergency plans in its report to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which requires FEMA approval as a condition for granting operating licenses for nuclear plants.
He went on: The differences are in tactical nuances: Lieberman calls for a fascist 'test of loyalty' as a condition for granting citizenship to Israel's Arabs, while Kahane called for the unconditional annulment of their citizenship.
Worry about BSkyB's "dominant" position in the industry prompted the regulator to force it out of BDB, as a condition for granting the consortium a licence.A proliferation of channels suggests a fragmenting market.
The offices of the vaulting company, which asked not to be named as a condition for granting me entry, had rows of nondescript cubicles that gave no sign beyond the company logo of what might be going on there.
As for solidarity, adoption of the fiscal compact is her condition for granting new bail-outs under the permanent euro-zone rescue fund coming into effect this year.Mr Sarkozy accuses Mr Hollande of a lack of statesmanship.
This approach, which takes the interest-parity condition for granted, has mainly been used for the pre-modern era, for which interest rate data are often unavailable and, when they were reported, were often subject to the constrains from usury laws (see e.g. Flandreau et al., 2009).
Cunliffe said the housing market could have a "soft landing" as houses became less affordable and lenders tightened up the conditions for granting homes loans.
In an earlier motion, prosecutors had said the conditions for granting bail were inadequate, since they still would not prevent him from using his wife to spirit nuclear secrets to a hostile power.
