Sentence examples for granted dispensation from inspiring English sources
Nemanja Vidic was granted dispensation to miss the return to training yesterday to join Ferguson at Wimbledon to watch his compatriot Novak Djokovic play his quarter final tie against Tomas Berdych.
Women, normally verboten in a coffee house, were granted dispensation to attend the concerts.
From 1971, charter flights were moved to Gardermoen, although SAS and Braathens SAFE were granted dispensation so they only needed to serve one Oslo airport.
The Vatican issued a Papal Bull, the "Dispensatio Pro Continens Usum in Ultima XLVIII Horas, Sicut Finis," which granted dispensation for condom use in the final 48 hours, as The End would preclude the mortal sin of preventing conception.
But no, a woman in her forties — now about the age Polanski was when he raped her — however angry she, too, may be at the district attorney's office, cannot simply grant dispensation, let alone the consent that her thirteen-year-old self was legally incapable of giving.
Foreign mutual funds are exempt from the embargo, and American authorities typically grant dispensations that allow small investors in the United States to buy the funds.
"We are not convinced that as an aged felon Marshall should be categorically immune from incarceration," the decision said, "and it is generally inappropriate to use the interest of justice as a device for granting dispensations from mandatory sentencing statutes".
Courts have granted special dispensation for minors to marry in 90 percent of the cases that have appeared before them, according to 2010 data reported by the Justice Ministry.
Nescot College principal Sunaina Mann had to be granted special dispensation by the governor of Riyadh to appear on stage for the contract-signing ceremony.
Ecclestone also granted Marussia dispensation, with the Banbury-based team also able to miss the race at Interlagos should they require to do so.
Twickenham staff confirmed yesterday that Irish, along with the likes of Saracens, were among a group of clubs granted "special dispensation" when the system of minimum criteria was first introduced.
