Sentence examples for fully granted from inspiring English sources

He stepped away from the black community, but was never fully granted entry into the white world of privilege and security.

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"Our request was fully granted," said Hossam Bahgat, director of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, a group based in Cairo that filed the case in association with Human Rights Watch.

"In addition to performing poorly on measures of timeliness, it did not do well on withholding (only 25percentt of requests fully granted)." In the most recent report, looking at the year Clinton left, the critique is nearly as strong.

Citizens, rather than city dwellers, are the individual units of democratic States, to whom all democratic rights and freedom are fully granted.

Typically, there are three outcomes from SDBG, i.e., the bandwidth request of a SS is (1) fully granted, (2) partially granted, and (3) not granted.

But since taking office in 2002, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has delayed fully granting these annual payments, giving priority to projects that are under way.

But it has refused to fully grant him the special powers he seeks to restructure the labor code, to thin regulations on business, and to cut government salary and pension costs.

The government does not fully cover benefits granted within five years of a pension termination.

Notably, the current study is fully investigator driven, granted by governmental funding rather than pharmaceutical funding.

In the same vein, political participation such as voting cannot be fully ascertained or granted to non-citizens whilst social rights, which validate access to health care, education, pension and poverty reduction benefits can also be compromised [ 6].