Sentence examples for granted for the same from inspiring English sources

Credit may not be granted for the same course twice.

Granted, for the same dollars you could get a much larger, fully loaded Nissan Altima that'll march to 60 miles per hour in 6.5 seconds.

In bandwidth request and granting process, bandwidth granting for the same service class or category is not a negligible issue.

Questions over Dfat's role in brokering loans for a foreign mining company is further complicated by the department revealing it met with the Korean Export-Import Bank in 2016, ostensibly "to clarify the status of federal environmental approvals granted for the Carmichael project" – the same reasons given for the approach made to the Chinese agency.

There is speculation that this will be included in his autumn economic statement to be made next week [Wednesday] and, as the same time, permission is granted for the resumption of fracking.

Another $15.5 million was granted last year for the same two projects, but it has yet to be spent because of concerns the Federal Transportation Authority has about the seven-story garage, which would be one of the biggest in the country.

The $6 million project was made possible by a $3 million gift in 2016 from Martin Tang and his sisters, Nadine Tang and Leslie Tang Schilling, in response to a challenge grant for the same amount from The Atlantic Philanthropies, the foundation created by Charles Feeney '56.

provides a 50% tax credit for qualified biotech investments for tax years 2009 and 2010, or a grant for the same amount tax-free.

Given the State Department's bizarre defunding of several Iranian human rights projects, the White House might announce the award of far larger grants for the same purposes to several other worthy organizations working on these issues.

Thus a biotech company that has a tax liability can see its tax bill slashed and a business that has no tax liability can receive a nontaxable grant for the same amount.

A second grant for the same amount ($7 million over three years, $21 million total) is for scaling up evidence based programs for screening, diagnosis and treatment.