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Financing "must be granted on basis of uniform criteria," he said, adding that the competition authorities in Brussels would scrutinize such aid.

Membership is granted on the basis of merit.

This honour was granted on the basis that he was the inventor of the automatic cash dispenser.

It was the first time in Indiana that a pardon was granted on the basis of innocence, rather than clemency.

However, it is probably prudent not to take an England victory at Edgbaston for granted on the basis of these precedents.

For decades, settlement has been granted on the basis of length of time living in the UK, as well as pre-existing ties to the country.

Each club is a symbol of conspicuous consumption, and with entry seemingly granted on the basis of good looks alone, I was grateful for such a fortunate contact.

The additional jurisdiction was granted on the basis of audiotapes made by Linda Tripp, a friend of Lewinsky, of conversations between the two.

Mr. Freedman, who is writing a book on habeas corpus petitions, said he knows of no recent cases in which such petitions were granted on the basis of new evidence other than possibly a few that involved exculpatory DNA testing.

"Lending granted on that basis could have grave consequences for the industry's ability to weather weaker economic conditions," he said in a text of his speech to the Independent Community Bankers of America.

The law firm's data is backed by figures from the Office for National Stastistics ONSS) which showed that 65 per cent of divorces in 2012 were granted on the basis of wives citing unreasonable behaviour.