Sentence examples for granted right from inspiring English sources

"We're taking America for granted right now".

But others said they suspected it was more than a coincidence that approval was granted right after the new administration took office.

Ten days before Mr Li's return, a ruling by Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal in effect granted right of abode in the territory to more than 2,200 children born in Hong Kong to parents from the mainland.

The company's interests are often advanced by the White House itself, most recently in China, whose accession to the World Trade Organisation was complicated at the last minute by European resentment of AIG's uniquely granted right to have a wholly-owned subsidiary there.In another way, it is not clear that AIG is an American company at all.

And with the positions very tight, Ighalo insist no-one at Watford is taking anything for granted, "Right now the attitude is to do the perfect business by winning at Brighton and hopefully complete the job at home on the final day.

If I could have one wish granted right now, it would be to implore people to realize that this is not a game.

In exchange, the company was granted rights to the coal and gas under the park.

Warner itself is appealing the 2008 ruling that granted rights to the Siegels; a hearing is scheduled for early next month.

First came Eural Transgas, a Hungarian company granted rights by Gazprom to sell gas to Ukraine.

But he added: "Surprisingly many organisations and individuals have granted rights for their material to be used in this manner.

Newhall granted right-of-way to Southern Pacific Railroad to build a rail line to Los Angeles and sold them a portion of the land, upon which sprang a new town that the company named after him, Newhall.