Sentence examples for granted owing from inspiring English sources

This retrospective study was compliant with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and approved by the University of Pennsylvania Abramson Cancer Center's Clinical Trials Scientific Review and Monitoring Committee and Institutional Review Board with a waiver of consent granted, owing to the retrospective nature of the study and the minimal perceived risk to subjects.

Many participles have turned into prepositions, such as "according", "allowing", "concerning", "considering", "excepting", "following", "given", "granted", "owing", "regarding" and "respecting", and they don't need subjects at all.

But under an amended agreement made July 26, the stock option grant owed to Mr. Zelnick will now be struck on Aug. 27, reflecting the depressed prices related to the Grand Theft Auto IV delay.

David Hyman, former Beats chief executive and Mog music service founder which Beats acquired in 2012, filed a suit for $20m in May claiming that he was hired and deliberately fired before he could collect his equity grant owed from the Mog purchase.

"I had the sense that things started to shift for her when she went away to prep school," Mrs. Turman said, referring to Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts, which granted Ms. Owes a full scholarship in ninth grade, two years ago.

In this latter scenario, the reviewer load decreases by 22% but the quality of G1's funded grants declines, owing to the reduced competition from G2. Funding agencies also have tried to decrease the number of proposal submissions through other means.

Those who borrowed for a bachelor's degree granted in 2012 owe an average of $29,400.

The Latvian government announced in November it would not grant him citizenship owing to "procedural issues".

Monks had to be placed in positions elsewhere or granted pensions; debts owed by the monasteries had to be paid; and the monasteries' property itself had to be assessed and then disposed of by sale or lease.

Granted, our culture owes its shape to plenty of other forces — Hollywood, Microsoft, Rachael Ray — but nothing matches the impact of a great artist, and in the second half of the 20th century, no American artist in any medium was greater than Bishop (1911-79).

Mix was granted a retrial owing to juror misconduct and instead pled guilty to misdemeanor computer fraud charges.