Sentence examples for granted in the development from inspiring English sources

Holkot assumed most of Ockham's philosophical positions as foundational, taking them for granted in the development of his theology.

Thus, a critical examination of governmentality is vital to discover the values taken for granted in the development of education policy.

Owners will be granted membership in the development's golf, tennis and beach club, which features an 18-hole course, clay courts, an oceanfront infinity pool and a fine-dining restaurant.

Rowena Mason writes: It is understood Cameron and George Osborne, the chancellor, proposed a cap on the electricity output of onshore wind farms to Nick Clegg just over a week ago, meaning no more would be built beyond those already granted permission in the development "pipeline".

Owners are granted membership in the development's club, which provides access to a golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. that opened 9 of its 18 holes last month (the other 9 holes are expected to be completed by the end of next summer).

"The planning system is more cautious than when the permissions were granted in 1994 for the development of the Parc y Llyn area," said Russell Hughes-Pickering, Ceredigion council's assistant director of planning.

Moreover, the losses had been accumulated when the Government - under pressure to maintain an aircraft manufacturing industry here - had pumped $650 million (Canadian) in investment grants into the development of the four-engine Dash-8.

According to a Japanese Ministry evaluation report on development assistance to Laos, Japan invested 46% of its grant aid in the development of social infrastructure.

Planning permission was granted in October 2007 for a development of 190 houses and flats on the site and shortly afterwards the old radio station buildings were demolished.

That case, brought by Marilyn E.S. Hansen in San Luis Obispo County Superior Court, seeks to overturn the permit granted in November 2015 to the South Silver Shoals development.

But the lack of the kind of state subsidy that is taken for granted in eastern Europe has made the development of large touring puppet theatres impossible in the United States.