Sentence examples for granted grade from inspiring English sources

On the brink of being bulldozed for development, the property was granted Grade II-listed status before being redeveloped and reopened four years ago.

In November, following a government sustainability appraisal, Rackheath was the only short-listed ecotown site to be granted grade A status, meaning it is generally suitable.

"Listing Lloyd's will be a good thing," says Wright, "although we shouldn't forget that the building was always meant to have been flexible in use, so somehow it has to be granted Grade I status without stopping all future change.

Margaret Hodge, the culture minister, said in a statement that Abbey Road, made famous by the Beatles, had been granted Grade II status, which does not prohibit changes to the building but stipulates that "care must be taken to ensure that any alterations with respect to its character and interest are fully considered".

It was granted Grade II listed building status in 1998.

It was granted Grade II listed status in 2011.

The power to grant grades is viewed as one of their important jobs.

English Heritage granted it Grade II listed status in July 2013.

It was refurbished in 2010 by A. Carter of Wakefield, and has been granted a Grade II Historic Organ Certificate.

For a man concerned with the welfare of the common soldier, Esmarch took a harsh attitude toward students, notoriously granting no grade higher than a B in his academic career [ 5].

Of the restaurants initially granted a C grade, 55 percent had advanced to an A or B grade on their next inspection.