Sentence examples for going to be granted from inspiring English sources

"Retribution for Native Americans is not going to be granted by a plaque," Mr. Gatti said.

To practice law, you still needed a license, and no 15-year-old boy was going to be granted one.

"Criminal immunity is going to be granted to George by the jury, and that is what we are looking towards," Mr. O'Mara said at a news conference.

Van Gaal was never going to be granted another three seasons – many United supporters would have been up in arms had he been awarded another one.

One question that had bothered me as much as anything else was whether these Muggle relatives were ever going to be granted a shred of humanity.

He noted Tuesday that the issue remained what kind of "official sanction, or approval, is going to be granted by the government, if you will, to particular relationships".

The biggest festivals – the ones that have to have international stars filling the evening slots on the main stage – are never going to be granting star billing to women acts unless they happen to be Rihanna, Beyoncé, Miley, Ellie, Taylor or one of the superstars.

A. We're not going to be a granting organization.

Being a little bit aloof means that you're not going to be taken for granted.

Tony Stacey, chief executive of South Yorkshire housing association, told Inside Housing: "If it is going to be a grant with all kinds of strings attached, that isn't what we voted for".

Table  2 shows that the clinician rated DUNDRUM-3 programme completion scale predicted those patients who went on to be granted conditional discharge to the community (AUC = 0.961, 95% CI 0.911-0.999, p < 0.001), as did the clinician rated DUNDRUM-4 recovery scale (AUC = 0.844, 95% CI 0.742-0.946, p = 0.011).