Sentence examples for granted countries from inspiring English sources

After the prequalification is granted, countries register the vaccines, and the vaccines are then introduced for routine use.

Because the laboratory is not yet sure about how -- or whether -- to grant countries access to its patents, it is giving them only the privilege of visiting and working with its professors, consulting style.

Granted, rich countries' environmental policies affect poor countries, but so does investment in pharmaceutical or agricultural research.America also ranks near the bottom in peacekeeping.

This is something that cannot be taken for granted in countries like Iraq.

Microsoft claims that "almost all" the patents in question were "granted by countries other than Korea," making Samsung's appeal to Korean authorities off-kilter to Microsoft.

The United Nations regularly grants countries where its missions deploy approval over staff nationalities.

To qualify for grants, countries must be poor, not too corrupt and meet criteria in 20 areas, including better immunisation and land rights.

The EU, however, shows that countries higher on the income scale can also benefit from grants; countries do not have to graduate to loans.

FIFA has granted the country its tournament, but it now questions the country's progress in building infrastructure, from airports to stadiums.

But now that nation, along with Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, has been granted a country code in the Arabic alphabet, and Russia has gotten a Cyrillic one.

An appeals court granted the country an emergency stay of order until February 27.