Sentence examples for granted more time from inspiring English sources

"These efforts must be granted more time in order to establish whether they can achieve fair female participation in economic decision making on Europe's company boards," it said.

Google, the Authors Guild, and the Association of American Publishers have been granted more time to reach an agreement on book digitization.

Although these still-sealed documents apparently contain nothing to contradict McVeigh's boastful confessions, it was widely assumed that his lawyers would be granted more time to study them.

Two other British nationals wanted in the US - Haroon Rashid Aswat and Seyla Talha Ahsan - have also been granted more time before extradition warrants can be carried out.

FIVE counties throughout the state were granted more time to certify their Nov. 4 election results because of a large number of provisional ballots.

The five players were granted more time to decide whether to tour following the September 11 terrorist attacks and subsequent bombing of Afghanistan.

If the borrower gets into trouble, the group of savers (rather than Relendex) votes on whether to grant more time to pay the interest or to foreclose.

The judge said he wanted to grant more time for Argentina to reach an agreement with the holders of defaulted bonds.

Labour is demanding David Cameron grants more time to debate extending British air strikes into Syria and has asked the Prime Minsiter to give "more clarity" about his plans for defeating Isis.

"The chief is conscious of granting more time to advocates," Justice Stevens said of Chief Justice Roberts's courtesy in occasionally allowing lawyers extra time to respond to the barrage of questions from the justices.

The Home Office said Thursday that a man wanted in the United States for allegedly hacking into American military computers could stay in Britain for now because the new home secretary had agreed to grant more time to consider the case.