Sentence examples for figures granted from inspiring English sources

In interviews, leading Republican figures, granted anonymity to discuss the situation freely, said the discussion in the top ranks of the party was about little other than Mr. Gingrich's prospects of defeating Mr. Romney in the Florida primary on Tuesday and what would happen if he did.

The judge said Tuesday that the lower figure granted by a jury last year was inadequate interest on the value of more than 64,000 acres in Cayuga and Seneca Counties that were illegally seized more than 200 years ago.

The EU is in fact the leading donor - 54 % compared with less than half this figure granted by the United States.

He is a reclusive figure, granting interviews only by fax, and not allowing his photograph to be taken.

At that point, Reimer says, the company provided a "significant six-figure" grant to train and support public defenders.

According to the figures, Sweden granted asylum to 10,500 out of 45,000 refugees who applied in 2000.

This was permitted because the idea of in loco parentis, meant teachers were seen as authority figures and granted the same rights as parents.

But despite the slight increase, CML spokesperson Sue Anderson said Bank of England mortgage approval figures – loans granted for house purchase but not yet actually paid out – and estate agency activity are a better indicator of how the market is likely to perform in the next few months.

Permission to use the following figures was granted by the patient's family.

The group started out by focusing on the Solyndra scandal, attacking the president as a corrupt figure who granted his cronies lucrative government contracts.

How can the highly-regarded liberal mayor, widely expected to rise as a state and national political figure, have granted such lengthy exemptions to taxpayer-subsidized contractors who admittedly fail to comply with the sweat-free law?