Sentence examples for granted a range of from inspiring English sources
The new governments will receive nearly a quarter of the national budget and will be granted a range of powers that now rest with the central government.
In return for providing the English state with a £1.2m loan at a then whopping 8% interest and a £4,000 management fee, the Bank of England was granted a range of privileges, including joint-stock status, the right to issue paper money and general banking powers.
Mr. Adams achieved his feat, dubbed the North American Super Slam, with a compound bow, a weapon with pulleys and cables granting a range of 60 yards or more.
Sections granting a range of freedoms are undermined by others that could limit women's rights as well as freedom of speech and worship.It is not too late for Mr Morsi to appoint a new, more diverse assembly with greater legal expertise to draft his constitution.
Nurses became respected professionals, and becoming a formally trained nurse granted women a range of new social choices and opportunities that eventually translated into economic mobility and stability.
Indeed, their existence is now taken for granted in a range of investigations: on the ecological conditions that promote culture [17], [18]; on the extent to which animal culture is dependent on conformity bias [19]; on the kinds of information that can be transmitted culturally [20], and so forth.
Americans take for granted a whole range of liberties that not only have been threatened in the last several years, but actually have been restricted.
In a recent study, the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law identified 123 provisions of law granting presidents a range of such powers.
The two brothers signed a treaty at Rouen, granting William Rufus a range of lands and castles in Normandy.
Aneroid measuring instruments are granted an error range of ± 3 mmHg when compared to mercury-containing instruments (3).
Mobile ad hoc networks grant a wide range of challenges in routing and network management because of their dynamic and distributed natures.
