Sentence examples for granted ahead of from inspiring English sources

The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating whether employee stock option grants were backdated or granted ahead of favorable news to give the recipients a better chance of profiting from the exercise of options.

Coach Hope Powell says England are not taking a win for granted ahead of their World Cup opener against Mexico.

Goldie Sayers says her struggles with injury will mean she will take nothing for granted ahead of London 2012.

A Rangers fans group fears that security over Ibrox Stadium in return for loans might be granted ahead of a meeting that could remove the board.

A further court hearing will be held on 9 July to decide if an injunction should be granted ahead of the next planned strike on 14 July.

Ulster were the only team to make it to the last eight by winning all of their six group matches, but Humphreys is taking nothing for granted ahead of the knockout stages.

Companies that build in a profit for executives on stock options by making grants ahead of good news are not guilty of insider trading, said Paul S. Atkins, a commissioner at the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Appearing in Lismore Bail Court on 3 January, Bada$$, real name Jo-Vaughn Virginie Scott, was charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm and was granted bail ahead of another court appearance scheduled for 19 March.

There is a risk". Pattison has been granted bail ahead of sentencing later in the week.

All four made no plea or declaration at Glasgow Sheriff Court and were granted bail ahead of a future hearing.

He was granted bail ahead of a trial at the court, which is due to take place in January.