Sentence examples for granted given from inspiring English sources

France studied the request and decided it couldn't be granted given the legal ramifications, President Hollande's office said in a statement, adding that Mr Assange was not in any "immediate danger".

Especially since you need "permission" to "commercially exploit" your remix — and that permission seems unlikely to be granted, given the recent experience of the producer AmpLive — why does anyone have to pay for these parts in the first place?

They also warned that Japan's large-scale foreign aid to China -- $2.2 billion in 1998 -- could no longer be taken for granted given China's growing wealth and what Japan considers its aggressive behavior at sea.

Some have accused the prime minister of taking the British people for granted given he seemed to presume victory in a general election in 2020 before a vote had been cast in the 2015 election.

The bronze medallists from the 2012 Olympics go into Sunday's match in Porto Alegre knowing victory is a must with only the group favourites Belgium to come, although their former Sunderland striker Ji Dong-won will be taking nothing for granted given that South Korea have yet to win their second World Cup match in eight previous attempts.

This latter protection is probably the most important right granted, given the proliferation of industrial espionage and employee theft of intellectual works.

The donations are the single largest ever grant given to UNICEF in the region and will benefit an estimated 100,000 children in the Amazon.

Consider the option grants given to executives.

Finally Microsoft has a $100,000 matching grant to match grants given to Global Giving.

Meanwhile, the Government announced plans to cut the teaching grants given to universities next year by £65m.

The 8.8% figure refers to the amount of grant given directly to councils by the government.