The more states facilitate naturalisation policy, the more they also tend to grant, for example, political rights (i.e. a majority of EU-15 states, such as Benelux states, Sweden, Portugal, and the UK .7 Vice versa, states with restrictive naturalisation policies, such as Austria, Cyprus, Malta and the EU Member States in Central Europe, tend to grant fewer political rights.
In return, however, the rules will be relaxed at other points, granting, for example, more flexible rules in connection with ferry services.
By 1182 Young Henry reiterated his previous demands: he wanted to be granted lands, for example the Duchy of Normandy, which would allow him to support himself and his household with dignity.
The book is a product of a bygone era, before campaigns tried to micromanage the press corps as they do now — granting interviews, for example, only on the condition that quotations for publication be subject to the campaigns' approval.
The existing law lists five situations in which local agencies have to grant exemptions, for example if a tenant has lost a job, suffered a death in the family or lost eligibility for cash assistance because of time limits on paying welfare benefits.
This has been observed in other granting agencies, for example at the European Molecular Biology Organization or the Human Frontier Science Program.
The empty-headed plan to ban charities from "lobbying" with money provided as grants, for example.
And government at all levels does judge art -- take grants, for example.
The make-whole stock grants, for example, will completely vest next year.
PEER has always defended scientists working at public universities or working under federal grants (for example…).
