Sentence examples similar to granted time extensions from inspiring English sources

He is being granted time and opportunity.

Experts who are reviewing the DNA evidence in the appeal of Amanda Knox have been granted a time extension.

The time extensions were granted in the Metropolitan District Railway Act, 1900, which received assent on 6 August 1900.

In September, MTA told federal officials it expects it will grant PLTP a "time extension" beyond the contract's opening date of March 2022 to reflect delays caused by the lawsuit.

The Liberians were granted extension after extension as the civil war continued.

No time extensions for paying the deposit will be granted.

The government has fended off the threat of £300m in fines over air pollution in London after the European commission put on hold infringement proceedings by granting the UK a time extension to meet a key air quality directive, subject to an emergency action plan.

The Edgware and Hampstead Railway Acts, 1905, 1909 and 1912 granted extensions of time, approved changes to the route, gave permissions for viaducts and a tunnel and allowed the closure and re-routeing of roads to be crossed by the railway's tracks.

Further time extensions are likely.

Students sue for time extensions on tests.

Hadn't Congress granted copyright extensions numerous times since the country's earliest years, the justices wanted to know.