Sentence examples for granted part of from inspiring English sources

As for the living tree, it's simply taken for granted, part of Canada's constitutional DNA.

The F.C.C. conditionally granted part of the petition by a 4-0 vote.

The Supreme Court granted part of that request in its unsigned opinion.

After repeated rejections and appeals, the Board of Veterans Appeals in 2009 granted part of her claim and set an effective date of 1988 – entitling her to a retroactive payment for benefits starting from that date.

The son of John, the 3rd earl, who was executed in 1400 as a supporter of Richard II, Thomas was granted part of his father's estates and summoned to Parliament in 1409, though not fully restored until 1421.

Cardinal priest of St. Mark's Basilica, Rome, he succeeded Valentine as pope and is chiefly remembered for his mediation in the Carolingian dynastic struggle between Lothar I, the co-emperor, and the emperor Louis the Pious, when his father Louis granted part of his kingdom to Lothar's half-brother Charles the Bald.

Granted, parts of the work were marred by fleeting pitch problems and a tendency to slide into notes.

The lord would grant part of his land out to free tenants to hold at a rent or by military or other service.

Colonel Lind reduced the maximum sentence facing Private Manning to 90 years from 136 years on Tuesday, granting part of a request from the defense team and acknowledging the similarities between some of Private Manning's charges.

I'll grant part of Austen's point that this sometimes shows in ways it doesn't need to and often comes with certain personality types that would benefit from being moderated.

Similarly, they obtained the right to subinfeudate, that is, to become lords themselves by granting parts of their fiefs to vassals of their own.