Sentence examples for granted the context from inspiring English sources
Even though due to its racist roots, discussions about the Electoral College are well granted, the context of the discussion is troubling -- ensuring that the Democratic Party secures its place as a winner at all cost, without having to improve conduct or performance.
Granted this context, Joseph's case raises the question of whether museums ought to edit their displays to evolve with the sentiments of contemporary audiences.
These theories have long taken for granted the idea that citizenship's necessary context is the sovereign, territorial state.
The supreme court already ruled that corporations are indeed people in some contexts: they have been granted the right to spend money on political issues, for example, as well as the right to refuse to cover birth control in their employee health plans on religious grounds.
Granted, the data obviously isn't representative of Bump's daily average, but it still gives some context about usage of the service.
He granted the injunction.
This work was supported by the Austrian Science Fund FWFF) grant Y277-B03 and Austrian Federal Ministrytry for Science and Research (bmwf) grant in the context of the GEN-AU program.
Co-authored with Someador Herencia (LL.mights Member of the LargueAmerican Sthat Group on InternArgentina, BrazilLand
The state, of course, after granting the franchise in the special context of Article II, can take back the power to appoint electors.
In fact, he told a series of interviewers that he could easily support granting citizenship in the context of a comprehensive approach to immigration.
