Sentence examples for granted in future from inspiring English sources
In the Oxford Times, Jay also rails against permission granted granted in future in return for promises of community gain.
One detail, though, that has been taken for granted in these future plans is the value of Wexford's commitment to obscurity.
The total number of additional spaces to be granted in the future has been set at 500 for the entire city, plus whatever spaces are made available as permits expire.
(Just as, I suppose, the Internet and cell phone phenomenon will be taken for granted in the future. Indeed it already is by young people!).
(On March 6 , 1967 Lyndon B. Johnson in a Special Message to the Congress on Selective Service, declared that he would be issuing an Executive Order that no deferments for post-graduate study be granted in the future, except for those men pursuing medical and dental courses).
Discussions of the possible future of Human factors/ergonomics (HFE) usually take the past for granted in the sense that the future of HFE is assumed to be more of the same.
The validation or ratification asked in the President's message was withheld, and only restricted authority for the future was granted in the act of June 25 , 1910 not only so, but the rights of the locators involved in this case were preserved to whatever extent they existed in the absence of a ratification of the withdrawal.
The provision was granted in the 1990s, when Porsche's future was in doubt.
We take it for granted in New York and I'm hoping future generations of women in Egypt can take it for granted too.
