Sentence examples for granted in some from inspiring English sources

Granted, in some places, such as Indonesia and Venezuela, and for some British teenagers, it still is.

Ibrahim acknowledged that these standards were such that the prize, intended as an annual one, might not be granted in some years.

So far, only a few have been granted; in some cases, aid workers can visit delta villages only with government escorts.

There is nothing more annoying than seeing someone who takes the availability of potable, safe water 24/7 for granted in some leafy suburb in Europe or America waxing eloquent about the wastefulness of aid.

After the death of Franco and especially after the establishment of the liberal Spanish monarchy in 1975, the Basques engaged in vigorous demonstrations for local autonomy, which the Spanish government granted in some measure in 1978 79.

Within the uncertainties in the values of parameters describing the EKO structure and the heat release due to impacts, it was found that the outcome of even a large collision cannot be taken for granted: in some cases, the impacted body is altered to depths of more than 1 km, while in some other cases very small effects are produced.

When the appellation was officially granted in 1941 — some life did go on in the war years — the rules required only that the red wine be 10 percent mourvèdre.

Evers, for example, has proposed granting in-state tuition rates to some undocumented immigrants, decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana and freezing school vouchers, which had been a top priority of Walker.

A few Republican priorities (inheritance-tax relief?) could be granted, in return for some Democratic priorities (tax credits for college tuition?).Nor need the agreement be limited to tax.

Indeed, no renewal application has been turned down by the agency since the first one was granted in 2000, although some have been sent back for more work before winning approval.

It needs to be taken for granted in these arguments that some forms of religion are almost entirely malign and lead to horror.