Sentence examples for granted use from inspiring English sources
"Us using 'White Out' is making a claim for Penn State to be granted use of the term because the term currently isn't spoken for".
While it is far from probable the Hammers would be granted use of the facility, Sullivan believes it would be the best possible legacy.
Longsword was recognized as a son by Henry II and granted use of the coat of arms of his grandfather, Geoffrey IV. Henry also granted Longsword the honour of Appleby, in Lincolnshire, in 1188.
But the Madonna concert, which has sold 70,000 tickets, has been allowed to go forward; and, adding to the controversy, her tour promoter, Live Nation Entertainment, and its local partner have been granted use of the park rent free.
Gary Kremen, the Internet entrepreneur who filed the lawsuit against Mr. Cohen, said that he had been granted use of the domain name in 1994 and that Mr. Cohen had usurped it by forging a letter to Network Solutions, which grants the rights to domain name.
They have been granted use — if our intelligence can be trusted — of a large signals-intelligence base on the outskirts of Havana near the airport, a giant electronic ear-horn right off our shores, the price we pay for renouncing any involvement with a country so close.
Granted, using Coney Island as the setting makes a certain sense.
The final decision is granted using the sum rule over the quantities y i. Figure 4 Multilevel fusion scheme.
The notification event exchange among cognitive users and the CRM is granted using the Default EPS Bearer allocated to any active user in LTE-A.
They contend that if a license were granted using the royalty rate imputed from the damages sustained on appeal, the case could cost eBay much more.
If anything, some specialties may adopt imaging techniques and take them for granted using them without also showing any representative images.
