Sentence examples for granted line from inspiring English sources

If there is still enough time for low-priority GPs (line 11), all packets in the low-priority GPs will be granted (line 12).

If the unallocated time is enough for transmitting the high-priority GPs (line 8), all high-priority GPs will be granted (line 9).

If there is still some time left after all the high- and low-priority GPs with the playback deadlines within current are granted (line 22), the remaining time will be used to grant the packets in all high-priority subqueues and then all low-priority subqueues in a round-robin manner in the sorted OBU order.

When actors embody these personalities and are granted lines and stage directions, suddenly each has an agency that seems alien to how he was imagined into being.

Where access to training and further qualifications is limited or granted in line with reasons that are not equitably available or merit-based, this can likewise have detrimental consequences for the motivation effect of training as a tool of human resources management.

Commercials, print ads, ads online, signs in stores and ads in social media will promote both sunglasses and reading glasses in the 2013 Foster Grant line.

For this reason, a questionnaire regarding firms which had been granted credit lines in the period 2007 to 2010 was administered to a sample of 61 managers of various banks throughout the national territory (29 large banks and 31 small banks).

Granted, it lines the pockets of drug companies and isn't the best first-response to HIV, given condoms have no side effects.

It is perhaps worth noting that we are not aware of cases where iPSCs that were determined to be fully pluripotent failed to differentiate when directed methods were used (though, granted, different lines tend to differentiate to certain cell types more efficiently than others).

Granting assembly line workers the right to smoke, not on break, but on the assembly line is hardly good for the shareholders or for the rich Corinthian leather upholstery.

Under New Jersey's primary system, local party organizations can grant "the line" to candidates, which confers preferential ballot placement and consequently a treasure trove of votes.