Sentence examples for date for granting from inspiring English sources

The rehabilitation time in days was calculated as the time between the first date of work disability and the date for granting a disability pension.

It should teach them the very valuable lesson that they cannot take our progress to-date for granted.

Furthermore, we had the exact date for the granting of disability pension in each case.

When Laura Stachel was a practicing OB-GYN, she could take Western medicine's up-to-date equipment for granted.

We used the date of granting the prescription as a proxy for the first date of treatment.

The legal definition of a refugee and the criteria for granting asylum date back more than half a century.

The timing of Study Section meetings and most standard due dates for grant applications overlap, so reviewers are under pressure to review applications and prepare their own applications simultaneously.

The S.E.C. lawsuit is expected to accuse her of having played in role in picking false dates for two options grants — an October 2001 date for a grant to Mr. Jobs, and the January 2001 date for the grant to the company's top executives, which included both Mr. Anderson and Ms. Heinen.

The public responded right before the March due date for NIH grant applications, a rather hairy time for any biomedical researcher.

Secondly, Xbank had its funding withdrawn before the designated end date for the grant, meaning the bank needed to either re-house or destroy its holdings.

Many electrical devices now taken for granted had human-powered antecedents that date to only a generation ago.