It is grammatically correct to use the phrase "given that since" in written English.
It is used when you are introducing a new idea that elaborates or expands upon a previous idea. For example: "Given that since humans first began manipulating the environment, the climate has drastically changed."
The Daily Missoulian consults constitutional lawyers and concludes that, since the House of Representatives is responsible for judging the qualifications of its members, it's "dollars to doughnuts" that the House will confirm Rankin's eligibility — especially given that "since the returns of the recent election have been studied, politicians are no longer disposed to sneer at the woman voter".
It is an issue unusually dear to their hearts, given that since World War II about three dozen governors have run for president.
Mundell's continued tenure as Scottish secretary was one of the more simple decisions for May, given that since the 2015 election he has been the only Tory MP in the country.
Nicholson's interest in the scheme, run by nurses Becky Young and Jan Hearnden, is not surprising given that, since it was launched, avoidable hospital admissions have fallen from 109 in April last year to 54 in June 2013.
This annual Oscars media ritual is particularly odd, given that since the Best Foreign Language Film category was created in 1956, no Indian film has ever won the prize.
As for De Vito's role as Dave Schmerz, whose cynicism and exasperation lead him to put poor little Wiener-Dog to dastardly use, this seems – how to put this? – quite daring, given that since 2009, Solondz has taught film at New York University.
Democrats may ask Kavanaugh whether he would apply the same standard of toughness against Trump in the Mueller probe, especially given that Kavanaugh has since said that a sitting president should not be subject to distracting investigations.
"It would be amazing to me if i2 is given that deal, since I don't think they have any traction in online marketplaces at all".
"It would be amazing to me if i2 is given that deal, since I don't think they have any traction in online marketplaces at all," argued Laurie Orlov, senior analyst at Forrester Research.
By the summer of 1970, a majority said such laws should not exist, and a majority has given that response ever since.
(It used to go on about her passion for kickboxing, too, though she's long since given that up).
