Sentence examples for granted regions from inspiring English sources

Granted, regions like the South and New England probably advertise their local history better, and Europe and Asia have some great old ruins.

The demands were to include urgent election of regional governors and the "federalization" of Ukraine to grant regions more autonomy in economic and foreign policy.

To promote the realization of this new system, some important suggestions are also provided, such as establishing diversified and differentiated land consolidation evaluation systems; granting regions autonomy and flexibility over land consolidation project approval, investment and implement standards; and performing land consolidation with the entire region as a complete consolidation object.

Granted, those regions combined have less than a fourth of the total number of capital-seeking businesses as East Asia and the Pacific.

Granted, some regions would love to have more money so they can hire architects, town planners, and builders to help them move forward with reconstruction plans.

But in Mr. Salih's view, the degree of independence exercised by provinces like Babil in local rebuilding is consistent with Iraq's Constitution, which envisions a federal system with substantial powers granted to regions.

Campaigners, including the veteran French actors Brigitte Bardot and Alain Delon, had called on the Constitutional Council in France to rule that laws banning mistreatment of animals should be applied across the country, ending the exceptions granted to regions of southern France where bullfighting is an old tradition.

Granted, this region suffers from "the curse of flat counties".

Nowhere is that more the case than in Aceh, where the 2005 peace accord between the Indonesian government and rebels of the Free Aceh Movement granted the region special autonomy.

Clinton had so taken for granted a region thought of as her "blue wall" that she did not hold a single event in Wisconsin during the general-election camapign.

Granted, the region at the moment is not a pretty picture, but al-Qaeda is on the run and Iraq, with some patience, may still turn out to be a success.