Sentence examples for granted rights for from inspiring English sources
But he added: "Surprisingly many organisations and individuals have granted rights for their material to be used in this manner.
In other countries, such as Brazil, where mineral rights were detached from soil property rights, the exploitation of groundwater for commercial purposes was also regulated by the institutional agency that granted rights for mining exploration.
The move does not mean the government has granted right of way for the pipeline to build its last remaining stretch under the Missouri River near Cannon Ball, North Dakota, according to the Army Corps of Engineers.
For much of its first two centuries, it was, along with the Royal Opera House, a patent theatre granted rights in London for the production of drama, and had a claim to be one of London's leading theatres.
Kuhnmunch told her students about the Edict of Nantes, in 1598, when King Henry IV granted rights to French Protestants for the first time.
My generation all too often take for granted rights which were won because of the huge effort – and indeed sacrifice – of those before us.
The Land Act and Village Land Act, passed in 1999, make customary rights in land legally equivalent to granted rights and specifically cater for rights to be held and exercised collectively (Alden and Liz 2003).
In addition to these legally granted rights, a strong social climate for many years favored the preferential employment of veterans in all walks of life.
To secure availability, it is required to limit other actions than essential functions and grant rights for functional access by making strong access control [7, 11, 16, 19].
Take "the 2003 Working Time Directive", she says, "which the UK strongly opposed, and which sets out maximum work hours per week and grants rights for EU workers to a minimum number of holidays and rest periods".
