Sentence examples for granted in that from inspiring English sources

(Two propositions bear an interpretive resemblance to one another in a given setting to the extent that they have similar consequences, given whatever is mutually taken for granted in that setting).

And each had at least three petitions that were granted in that period.

In the Senate, he opposed internal improvements and defended a constructionist view of the constitution, resisting efforts to expand the powers expressly granted in that document.

And then, usually what is recommended is, you authorize your representative to serve without bond, with all statutory powers granted in that jurisdiction.

Quan-Madrid and 1UP reporter Jemery Parish noted that the Japanese culture does not have the same racial population as western countries like the United States, and as such, blackface or other similar representations of black persons are taken for granted in that country, and localization usually handles such issues.

During the formative years of women's rights movements, the difference between the sexes was more or less taken for granted in that their roles, functions, aims and desires were different.

Holidays for pupils in term-time should only be granted in circumstances that are "rare, unavoidable, significant and short", says a head teachers' union.

At times, though, it seems like the emphasis on black stories is only granted in stories that are historical.

Only nine have been granted in Georgia during that time, but that's the third-highest number in the United States, behind Illinois (187) and Ohio (19).

Houston was the headquarters of Continental Airlines until its 2010 merger with United Airlines with headquarters in Chicago; regulatory approval for the merger was granted in October of that year.

Indeed, corruption is so taken for granted in Guatemala that few question a payoff here and there.