Sentence examples for granted a change from inspiring English sources
The council's planning committee yesterday granted a change of use for Memorial Hall, Llandaff, which is the current home to the soft play centre Jazzy Jungle.
But a judge granted a change of venue, to Sioux Falls, S.D., saying that news coverage of the case posed a risk of influencing potential jurors.
The judge in the case, Richard P. Matsch, explained why he had granted a change of venue motion: "The entire state had become a unified community, sharing the emotional trauma of those who had been directly victimized".
The judge presiding over the manslaughter trial of the former New Jersey Nets star Jayson Williams granted a change of venue in the case yesterday, moving the trial from Hunterdon County to adjacent Somerset County.
The trial court's ruling was, of course, wholly consistent with its view that it was powerless to grant a change of venue under Wisconsin law, regardless of what showing of local prejudice might have been made.
Superior Court Judge James Warren will decide whether to grant a change of venue for Marjorie Knoller and Robert Noel on Aug. 24.
And the appeals panel agreed, saying that to grant a change of venue, the defense needed to show that "irreparable harm" to the defendant would result if the case stayed in Boston.
Almost everyone involved in the case assumes that the court will grant a change of venue to a good-sized town where, his lawyers hope, he can find an unbiased jury.
Women, regardless of their status within a firm or their reason, are less likely than high-status men to be granted a schedule change.
Concerned about the lack of modestly priced housing, town officials have prepared legislation that would require that developers who are granted a zoning change set aside some units for moderate-income buyers.
The developer, Traditional Links, denied the Grandifolia Sandhills existed, declined to sell to the county and cleared and graded the land for the course after the Town of Riverhead granted a zoning change.
