Sentence examples for granted users from inspiring English sources

Conceived in an era when crimeware barely existed, the default setting on Windows XP granted users full administrative privileges, so they could tweak the software's settings and fiddle with its inner workings to their heart's content.

Seven years ago Microsoft floated a similar-sounding scheme called Passport that granted users access to any site that agreed to use the same password system.

In the Aircel deal, for example, signing up for Nimbuzz granted users 40Mb of data per month to use.

Granted, users in Asia, Africa and Latin America don't spend as much as those in Western markets, but their smartphones and tablets are their entertainment hubs, since many have limited access to TV, cable, and other offline entertainment.

Granted, users haven't been able to sign up for these deals so they haven't lost any money, but this is still shady — it makes the site look far more popular than it actually is, which could be used to both attract more customers and more businesses clients.

Recommendation 244 says: "Patients need to be granted user-friendly, real-time and retrospective access to read their records, and a facility to enter comments.

This includes development of Village Land Forest Reserves under the 2002 Forest Act and Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) defined by the 2009 Wildlife Conservation Act, as various mechanisms for communities to be granted user rights over these natural resources by the relevant state authorities.

The basic role that grants users access to KFS.

Unfortunately, provider-initiated privacy violations on this data are frequent and there is little chance that the providers will grant users effective data-protection means.

The researchers also developed their own interface for the tablets, which grants users access only to approved educational apps.

The former RBS boss Fred Goodwin's home has disappeared from Google Street View, just weeks after the search company acquiesced to a European ruling granting users the "right to be forgotten".