Sentence examples for granted a high from inspiring English sources

Most of them take for granted a high degree of candor in erotic matters, and in their low-key, earnest way they seem to communicate pretty well.

At that time, Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss granted a high court injunction to prevent publication of their new identities on the basis that there was a real possibility of serious physical harm or death from vengeful members of the public.

Ava Jolliffe, who is deaf, a wheelchair user and diagnosed with Brown Vialetto Van Laere Syndrome (BVVL), was granted a high rate of UK disability living allowance in June last year.

The bailiffs, backed by police, dismantled barricades outside Citic Tower after the building's owners complained about the disruption and were granted a high court injunction.

The practice of professionals, traditionally granted a high degree of autonomy [ 10] and working within an environment in constant transition and changing priorities [ 11], may be particularly sensitive or vulnerable to the introduction of incentives and disincentives, of whatever nature.

(36) Clients of clearing members that clear their OTC derivatives with CCPs should be granted a high level of protection.

But, according to multiple Administration officials, he was never granted a high-level security clearance.

The Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder was granted a high-profile role by the bid team at the World Cup draw in Cape Town last December and would potentially have opportunities to lobby for votes from the 24-man Fifa executive committee during the summer tournament.

"We've also got the Cricket World Cup qualifier, which has been upgraded and been granted a higher status.

Developers who are granted a higher density would have to set aside 20percentt of the additional units for moderate-income residents.

So should they be granted a higher seed with a preseason all-American in the lineup and now with one game, disappointing as it was, behind him?