Sentence examples for granted to let from inspiring English sources

The long lead time would be granted to let them do the work as renovations occur or tenants move out.

In 2012 almost half a million licences were granted to let prisoners leave prison temporarily, mostly for activities to prepare them for their final release.

In Leimert Park Village, store owners say they want city grants to let them market the area.

The Bank of England is scrutinising the terms under which mortgages are being granted to buy-to-let landlords as it decides whether to take action to cool the fast-growing market.

The Bank of England is scrutinising the terms under which mortgages are being granted to buy-to-let landlords for fear they could be more vulnerable than other borrowers to a rise in interest rates.

May eternal rest be granted to him, and let perpetual light shine upon our dear friend.

Powers granted to police that let them see personal data without a warrant should be rolled back, he said.

The Mong Kok site is the second area to be partially cleared since the high court in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory granted injunctions to let authorities start dismantling sections of the protest camps.

Under the terms and conditions of that mortgage the house has to be wholly owner-occupied so the lender couldn't grant permission to let with that type of mortgage.

The tribe sought an injunction against the continued construction of the pipeline, alleging that the federal government failed to follow proper procedures, including consulting with the tribe, before granting permits to let the pipeline cross waterways.

The Human Rights Watch report concluded that a major cause of abuses was the special visa granted to these workers, which lets them remain in the United States only while working for a diplomat.