Sentence examples for granted use of 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.

Users here, led by Deere & Co., objected because of potential interference, even though GPS had never been granted use of adjacent frequencies.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/11/65/prepub The authors thank Professor Wei-Tsun Soong for granting us use of the Chinese version of the K-SADS, and Professor Shur-Fen Gau for granting our use of the Chinese version of the SNAP-IV.

and a good patient ventilator interaction can be granted using both methods of ventilatory support.

(Knights and Dames Grand Cross may be granted the use of supporters with their arms).

They were granted land use of an old quarry where kids already mucked about, playing with tadpoles in the ponds and riding their pushbikes over the bumps.

The dispute began back in 2003, when Love sued Jardine for touring under the Beach Boys banner after Love had been granted sole use of the name.