Sentence examples similar to granted face from inspiring English sources

Warssama said that over the course of his detention he lost over 30 pounds, was severely beaten multiple times, and was never granted face-to-face contact with his sister.

Mr. Jiang said state security officers allowed him to leave his home to seek medical care on the condition that he would not try to visit Mr. Chen, would not grant face-to-face interviews to foreign reporters and would leave Beijing soon on a "business trip".

Some subtle aspects of intra-team communication may be taken for granted in face-to-face settings and then prove problematic when technological links fail to support a key communications modality.

An account in a cable by an American diplomat, Bryan Hunt, who was posted to the American Consulate in Lahore said that Shahbaz Sharif, the chief minister of Punjab Province, was willing to have the controversial Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry removed from his position after the judge was granted a "face saving" restoration.

The move comes amid heavy pressure from the Catholic bishop lobby, and lawmakers have expressed frustration that Obama has granted more face time to the bishops on the issue than to them so far.

It's a difficult choice for women in Caitlin's shoes: undergo an invasive surgery that will radically alter one's relationship with their own body, with cascading effects on everything from one's dating life and future health to the subtle, daily bodily movements most of us take for granted, or face the risks of breast cancer, an onslaught of invasive medical interventions, and possible death.

Granted, people face significant barriers to pursuing civil litigation in Japan, such as high start-up costs, lengthy trials, and low chance of success [ 6].

Amid the farming advice on The Archers – how to improve soil quality without fertilisers, cope with flooding, apply for grants, face the crisis in milk prices, feed the world – Radio 4's everyday story of countryfolk is currently exploring a storyline that will hopefully provide advice, solace, insight and recognition for anyone suffering domestic abuse.

Granted, he faces an uphill climb.

I took him for granted: those faces of Native Americans, those everyday tasks, those searing looks from the inside of tepees lit by late daylight.

Accused of taking his Cuban-American support for granted, Mr. Carollo faces a challenge next year from the former mayor, Xavier Suarez, who is also a Republican and a Cuban-American.