The ECB has been granted additional tasks under the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) concerning the direct oversight of 'significant' banks in the euro area and other participating Member States.
Granted the task of a well-trained crystallographer correcting such errors with the help of interactive graphics programs such as Coot and O Joness et al., 1991), guided by the model validation software, is rather trivial.
When we replace a specific task with a vague expression, we grant the task more magnitude than it deserves.
In response, last June, a few days before the full Senate was to vote to grant the task force subpoena power, Mr. DiFrancesco suspended its inquiry.
Granted that the task of economics is to improve our attempts at solving this basic, real-life problem, economics needs to give intellectual priority not to theory or the pursuit of knowledge but to (a) getting clearer what our economic problems are, and (b) proposing and critically assessing policies designed to help solve them.
Granted, these are different tasks, but the set of findings still challenges the hypothesis of a general benefit in bilinguals.
If you are a regular user of the Internet today, you take all these knotty engineering tasks for granted.
Granted, the simplest partitioning tasks will take rookies a few tries to comprehend and master (myself included), but System76 did an exemplary job with the included help pages, and the interface is the most intuitive I've used.
We take this kind of task for granted — but just close your eyes and imagine how you would find an empty chair in a crowded space with the use of a white cane that gives you only point information about the world".
Communist leaders took for granted that their ultimate task was to establish a Communist regime, but "from the available evidence it appears that the Soviet leadership and therefore their Hungarian inferiors expected a far longer transition period than in fact occurred". This is not a new argument.
So things we take for granted are doing every day tasks like walking, picking something up, or recognizing somebody.
