Sentence examples for granted a form from inspiring English sources

While some ethnic groups are granted a form of partial citizenship, the country's 800,000 Rohingyas lost theirs in Myanmar's 1982 constitution.

In exchange, it was granted a form of leniency called conditional amnesty, with the provision that its cooperation be complete and truthful.

In exchange for its help, the company was granted a form of leniency called conditional amnesty, with the provision that its cooperation be complete and truthful.

Along with providing the documents, Christie's agreed to cooperate with the federal inquiry and, in exchange for its help, the company was granted a form of leniency called conditional amnesty, with the provision that its cooperation be complete and truthful.

Last week, the European Parliament's legal affairs committee voted to pass a report which proposes that sophisticated robots and other forms of artificial intelligence ought to be granted a form of "electronic personhood".

(Top image of a humanoid robot: screenshot via) This post originally appeared on VICE UK Last week, the European Parliament's legal affairs committee voted to pass a report which proposes that sophisticated robots and other forms of artificial intelligence ought to be granted a form of "electronic personhood".

The teaching fellows are granted a temporary form of certification after passing two state examinations.

He fails, but the Diva, our heroine, who also starts out as a disembodied head, is eventually granted a full form.

Miss Suu Kyi was blamed for that incident.Hu Jia, a prominent Chinese dissident, was granted a provisional form of release after three-and-a-half years in prison.

B1 Probation for Aiding Suicide Huntington Williams, a Connecticut man who cleaned and carried the revolver his friend used to shoot himself, was granted a special form of probation for people who assist in a suicide but do not cause the death.

According to the United Nations Refugee Agency there are approximately 75,000 refugees (defined as " persons granted a complementary form of protection and those granted temporary protection") living in the Netherlands [ 1].