Sentence examples for granted at work from inspiring English sources

In the past I think they were in danger of being taken for granted at work.

The more you know about what others have asked for and been granted at work, the more comfortable you'll feel crafting your own negotiation.

While media coverage of Satanism tends to err on the horse-mutilation side of things, my Satanist friend Phil Mawson who, granted, does work at a butcher shop actually prefers devoting his time to revising the work of Anton LaVey, author of the Satanic Bible and founder of the Church of Satan.

Credit may be granted for work completed at institutions in the U.S. only if the institutions are accredited.

Credit may be granted for work completed at institutions in the U.S. only if the institutions are regionally accredited.

"I believe it is something we would all feel if it happened to any of us". Everton sealed a club-record £11.25m deal for Yakubu Ayegbeni yesterday when he was granted a work permit at an appeal hearing.

Chelsea have been given the go-ahead to complete the £18.2m transfer of the Brazil midfielder Ramires from Benfica after the player was granted a work permit at a tribunal today.

Thanks to the sponsorship of my bosses at New York, I was granted a work visa under the amusing category of "Alien of Extraordinary Ability". With a designation like that, why would I want to change it?

Granted, I worked at the Cardiff University psychology department for over five years, and nobody there had ever heard of him, and also the university outreach group have complained several times about having to repeatedly tell enquirers that he's nothing to do with the university (though apparently he worked there as a part-time tutor until February 2006).

Asylum seekers are neither entitled to material assistance nor granted work permits, leaving them at the mercies of provincial authorities and driven to work illegally.

Students admitted to the PhD program will be granted credit for work done at Harvard or elsewhere according to departmental guidelines, which normally grant credit for two graduate courses taken before entering the PhD program.