Sentence examples for granted for good from inspiring English sources

However, parole shall not be granted for good conduct and program completions alone.

After a plan has been confirmed, but before its substantial consummation, a plan may be modified by leave of court, which subsection (d) provides shall be granted for good cause.

No monopolies have as yet been granted for imported goods.

Such approval will be granted only for good cause shown.

Or have these standards, once taken for granted, disappeared for good from the cultural landscape?

The Grants for Good campaign led by us, Charity Finance Group, Children England, NAVCA and Lloyds Bank Foundation believes that grants are essential for charities and community groups.

In the first year of a program rewarding New Jersey's 31 public universities, colleges and community colleges for good performance, schools were awarded $8 million in grants for good performance, or 92percentt of the amount of money available.

Weather remains imperfectly predictable, and probably always will be — meteorology is the field that gave us chaos theory — but we take for granted just how good prediction has become.

Neither can one take for granted that good teaching, however it is measured, will translate into better lives for its recipients.

Don't try to impress by claiming things that employers take for granted in good recruits such as "hard worker" or "punctual".

Maybe soon there will also be a Plaxico's Law, affirming that a gun permit, once granted, is good for a lifetime, just like Social Security numbers.