Sentence examples for conditions granted from inspiring English sources
"We asked whether the favorable conditions granted to Ryanair would have been offered by a privately owned airport, and concluded that a private investor wouldn't be in a position to grant the same terms that Charleroi agreed to," she said.
"The excessively favourable conditions granted to the new mobile operator by the regulator, the state and the incumbent operator, lead SFR to reconsider very carefully its commercial offers and its cost base," said Vivendi chief executive Jean-Bernard Levy. Jean-Bernard Levy
Significantly, it was not to be attached to the University of Paris but was instead to have the same type of special conditions granted to regius professors.
Independence for nonwhite, non-Western nations (such as those in Africa, the Middle East and Asia), however, could only be under conditions granted by the occupying powers.
Indeed, some reports show that abrogating ROS production or quenching ROS almost completely protects target cells from SFR killing [ 56, 57, 77], while another [ 54] found that similar conditions granted only a partial protection.
This year, the camp's original commander, Brigadier General Rick Baccus, told the Guardian that military interrogators were angered by the conditions he granted to prisoners.
Among other favourable conditions, it granted them a big chunk of new spectrum for free, for digital broadcasting, while allowing the company to hold on to spectrum it already controls.Even so, Televisa has lost a mouth-watering opportunity.
Mr. Udaltsov, in his closing arguments, told the judge that if he was placed under house arrest, he would like the state to afford him a 13-room apartment, a cook and a maid — a reference to the house-arrest conditions reportedly granted to a Defense Ministry official facing corruption charges.
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).
In March's interim results, going concern status was granted on condition of increased prices and sales.
