Sentence examples for granted team from inspiring English sources
The phrase "granted team" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a team that has been granted something, but it lacks clarity and context. Example: "The granted team will receive additional resources for their project."
PHOTOS: Katy Perry in concert: onstage and offbeat Granted, Team Spears is primarily focused on her upcoming Las Vegas residency, and understandably so.
As for the D-League, the N.B.A. does want to grant teams the right to send any player with up to five years experience to its minor league.
Tentative agreements were reached on smaller issues, allowing a one-time exemption for teams to waive players without counting against the salary cap, granting teams an annual exemption to waive players and prorate the impact to the salary cap over multiple years, and a mid-level exception of $5 million.
The team also expected the highest local radio and television broadcasting rights in Louisville and Memphis, and that the two cities lacked other Big Four major league teams, granting the team preferred air times and increased attention from fans and media.
Mourinho had better not take for granted his team's security on Merseyside.
The United States refused to do so until Wednesday, when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton granted the team a one-time waiver to travel without United States passports.
A | The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority HFEAA), which regulates fertility clinics and research, has granted a team of scientists investigating the causes of miscarriage permission to "edit" the genes of human embryos.
The Open Cup win granted the team a spot in the 2015 16 CONCACAF Champions League.
In December 1971, the NHL hastily granted a team to Long Island the New York Islanders —to keep the WHA's New York Raiders out of the brand new Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
That's the consequence of a sweetheart deal the community granted the team that has allowed them to break their lease without consequences every year since 2007.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment granted one team of researchers at the the Scottsdale Research Institute in Phoenix $2 million last year to pursue an FDA-approved study of the effectiveness of cannabis to treat veterans' PTSD.
