Sentence examples for granted calling from inspiring English sources

Granted, calling a bottom in government tech services has been tricky lately.

Mr. Van Bramer, who wrote to the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, demanding that the information request be granted, called for a full review of the police response.

Or 20 years ago, having the ability to use what we now take for granted called the "Internet" to read articles, such as the one you are reading.

NHS England said granting call handlers more time to assess a patient on the phone will lead to fewer wasted ambulance call outs.

The Playhouse was able to parlay the Stollers' gift into the $2 million Epps had said it would need to reopen because it was a challenge grant, calling for a dollar-for-dollar match by other donors.

UNICEF's Director of Programmes Alan Court warmly welcomed the grant, calling it an example of the power of partnerships to bring results and save children's lives.

A land grant, called Monte del Diablo, was made in 1834 to Don Salvio Pacheco.

In the meantime, £15 million will be made available in grants – called Renewable Heat Premium Payments – to subsidise the cost of installing a domestic-scale renewable heating system.

The Suffolk Legislature and County Executive Steve Levy have wrangled over the grants, called the Community Service Initiative Program, since the Legislature removed the program from the administration's oversight in 2006.

Students who maintain a B average in high school are guaranteed a grant (called a Cal Grant) sufficient to cover the costs of attending a state college or university.

In 1694, under an English grant called the Quaspeck Patent, the land in the region was divided and sold off to speculators, who sold it to Dutch settlers in the 1720's and 30's.