Sentence examples for granted time off from inspiring English sources
The source added that Ms McIntosh would have been granted time off to take part in the opening ceremony if she had asked.
The New Zealand coach, Stephen Kearney, believes England's selection changes for the World Cup semi-final at Wembley on Saturday make them stronger opponents, with Rangi Chase dropped from the squad and having since been granted time off to spend with his family.
With that in mind, it is understood that Vardy – who had already been granted time off for his wedding, missing the friendly against Australia in the process – has accepted it would be appropriate for him to postpone any formal announcement on his future until after England's participation at the finals is complete.
With Clarke granted time off in London to prepare for what will be his 115th and final Test at the Kia Oval next week, the tourists were summoned to a morning meeting at their Northampton hotel on Friday at which the chairman of selectors, Rod Marsh, and coach Darren Lehmann confirmed Smith would become Test and one-day captain with David Warner his deputy.
"It remains the case that pupils can be granted time off in exceptional circumstances".
He was subsequently granted time off by the Lancashire club, but returned to training a week later.
"These may include granting time off, enabling access to other forms of leave and affording maximum flexibility with working hours and locations".
Neither house of Congress had yet voted on, much less passed, a measure directing firms to grant time off for family emergencies.
As I suspect you realize, your company's granting time off for some emergencies doesn't oblige them to offer time off for all emergencies, so it is commendable that they provide family days that allow time to deal with particular kinds of emergencies.
"It is up to them to decide whether to grant time off, and how much to grant.
"Rather, there should be special schemes to help those in manual occupations to apply for roles and to persuade employers to grant time off to carry out public duties".
