Sentence examples similar to grant in time from inspiring English sources

No, Barroso encountered visa problems and on Wednesday we were informed one couldn't be granted in time for him to fight on Saturday.

But Goian is unlikely to feature on Tuesday as it is doubtful a work permit will be granted in time.

Manager Ally McCoist is hopeful that international clearance will be granted in time for his latest recruit to feature at Berwick Rangers on Sunday.

The proposals have been outlined to supporters' representatives and work could start as soon as September if planning permission is granted in time.

Disowned by Cuba after leaving the country, she first sought a British passport in 2002 but when it became clear one would not be granted in time for the 2004 Olympics she instead took up an offer from Sudan.

He offers two pieces of advice: "1) Follow instructions carefully and 2) START EARLY!" Pamela Plotkin submitted several AREA grants in time for the 25 February deadline on behalf of East Tennessee State University, where she is assistant vice president for research and director of sponsored programs.

Congressional Democrats praised the agency for ensuring that students have their loans and grants in time for the start of classes.

As a consequence, in many situations, they need assistance that is not granted in time.

She had to develop her idea, line up a host lab, and submit a grant proposal in time to receive funding during her planned leave.

(In Rome dictatorship was a constitutional office, curiously, that was granted in times of military emergency. The term was limited to six months, during which the dictator had absolute authority).

Setting national academic standards is not something done in stealth by a small group of people, funded by one source, and imposed by the lure of a federal grant in a time of austerity.