Sentence examples for granted in a from inspiring English sources

Their wish is likely to be granted in a referendum on January 25th.

Only 5,000 of these new visas could be granted in a year.

Staatskapelle Dresden/Eugen Jochum: Jochum doesn't take anything for granted in a performance of searing imagination.

Younger Europeans take Europe for granted in a matter-of-fact way.

Protection against paying one unsecured creditor ahead of another is only granted in a federal bankruptcy proceeding.

The exodus of young officers means that promotion to lieutenant colonel is taken for granted in a career trajectory.

Granted, in a pedestrian city given to seasonal flooding, comfort and practicality in footwear are primary concerns.

But his aides say they are taking nothing for granted in a district where Republicans outnumber Democrats.

"You take things like heat and water a little bit more for granted in a metropolitan area.

Now the government plans to review the citizenship granted in a 1994 decree to thousands of Palestinians like Mr. Ahmed.

They also take diversity for granted in a way that they wouldn't if we lived in Cornwall.