Sentence examples for for granting that from inspiring English sources
"It is only a small step from granting a discretionary waiver of an eligibility rule to asking for a favor or taking a bribe in exchange for granting that waiver," he contended.
Although Sor composed hundreds of works—including operas and ballets and pieces for voice, guitar, piano, and other instruments—he is chiefly remembered as a composer and performer of music for the guitar and as the person responsible for granting that instrument respectibility.
If they wish to have certain functions reserved exclusively for them, they will need to show society there is a compelling reason for granting that monopoly.
Our concern is that not only is there a complete absence of definition of what a computer network is in the legislation… but also if you were going to expand the ability of ASIO to not only get a warrant for an individual computer, but to get a warrant for a whole network of computers, that you would need to see some strengthening of the criteria for granting that warrant".
For granting that the Refutation establishes that for me to determine the temporal order of my past experiences I must perceive objects in space, it fails to show that I need to perceive spatial objects any more realistic than the Berkeleyan ones.
It often seems to be taken for granted that numbers produce effects and that practices of accounting enhance authority.
Power, that so many of us take for granted, that should not be withheld from others.
Since Hume, philosophers have taken for granted that causal questions are largely empirical.
I'm certainly not taking it for granted, that's for sure". .
