Sentence examples similar to granting beyond from inspiring English sources

"No extension should be granted beyond 1 July unless the European parliament elections are held at the mandatory date", the legal opinion shared among ambassadors on Friday says.

Fearful that some railroads may think the wiggle room granted by Congress gives then until 2020 to finish installation, Feinberg has warned that unless railroads meet FRA benchmarks, no extensions will be granted beyond 2018.

Granted, "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" has a few bare behinds, a few bare breasts (of vintage Playboy proportions) and two or three moments of pelvic upheaval, conducted with slapstick energy in the discreet middle distance.

Well, in a twist that fairy tales and great books are often built on, his wishes are granted beyond his dreams, and the outcome is less happiness and more misery.

Extensions will normally not be granted beyond the middle of the fourth year.

Except under highly unusual circumstances, extensions will not be granted beyond the middle of the fourth year.

But there have been repeated reports that Borussia Dortmund star Marco Reus is on the radar of Real president Florentino Perez, and nothing can be taken for granted beyond the end of this season.

But as the year wore on and the controversies mounted, Pruitt began granting few interviews beyond safe spaces such as right-leaning radio shows and online outlets.

But Mr. Dyson and others pointed out that the authority had provided such details for at least two other airport tenants that led to the city's granting them extensions beyond the 2015 expiration of the Port Authority's lease.

This work was partially supported by funding provided to ICSI through National Science Foundation grant CNS : 1237265 ("Beyond Technical Security: Developing an Empirical Basis for Socio-Economic Perspectives").

The simple amenities that citizens take for granted are beyond the reach of this shadow society.