Two key issues in the discussion of loyalty concern its status as a virtue and, if that status is granted, the limits to which loyalty ought to be subject.
Peer-review system for National Institutes of Health grants is stretched to its limits.
The Supreme Court has ruled that the pardon power is granted "[t]o the [president]..., and it is granted without limit" (United States v. Klein).
This year, the biomass cap was ratcheted back to 14,000 tonnes in January, and then 12,000 tonnes at the end of May, though Tassal has been granted permission to temporarily exceed its limit to allow fish already in pens to reach harvest age, with the proviso that waste-capture systems are put in place.
After Rome's victory in the war, Capua passed under Roman control as a municipium (self-governing community), and its people were granted limited Roman citizenship (without the vote).
Speaking as Ukip prepared to launch its own 'Brexit' campaign, he ruled out heading the official 'Out' campaign, which will be granted higher spending limits, television broadcasts and will be given a grant.
We granted certiorari limited to the above contentions, 365 U.S. 866, 81 S.Ct.
We granted certiorari, limiting the writ to the issue of the constitutionality of the arrest and ensuing search and seizure.
The United States has granted Puerto Rico limited self-government but has ignored the wishes of the Puerto Rican people as expressed in two plebiscites for greater autonomy, since it cannot make up its mind which decolonization option best serves American interests.
Single males could be granted time-limited humanitarian visas, or they might be directed to existing temporary worker programs.
David Cameron thought he could persuade the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, to grant him limits on EU migrants.
