Sentence examples for ever been granted from inspiring English sources

No variance has ever been granted.

Only about 200 waivers have ever been granted.

It is the most comprehensive access to the Met that any broadcaster has ever been granted.

"I applied for a permit in 2011 but I haven't ever been granted one".

Then I imagined an alternative world in which no one had ever been granted asylum in the UK.

She is the only woman doctor who has ever been granted such an honor while still alive to enjoy it.

As yet no one has done this, so we don't know if it will ever be granted.

SYDNEY, Australia — Prime Minister Kevin Rudd of Australia moved on Friday to curtail the record number of people trying the dangerous boat journey to claim asylum in the country, pledging that no one who arrives by boat without a visa will ever be granted permission to settle in Australia.

The law was struck down because New Hampshire's state constitution includes language called a "no-aid clause" that expressly declares: "no money raised by taxation shall ever be granted or applied for the use of schools or institutions of any religious sect or denomination". N.H.

No gatekeepers should ever be granted the right to claim "what is" or "is not" authentic.

Changes like that make it difficult for a cinema to ever be granted listed status.