Sentence examples for granting its application from inspiring English sources

"With only two days to respond to the city's application, the plaintiffs are prejudiced and the court is short-changed," he wrote, adding that "the city's delay is one of the equities that argues strongly against granting its application".

"I ask that you grant its application every consideration".

But, since then, the National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (Nopsema) has said it has granted BP an extension to its application process.

Safety grant "projects will enable emergency personnel to respond quickly and effectively to local needs and focus on emergency preparedness, accident prevention, and education and training," says TransCanada on its grant application form, while environment grant "programs will conserve important habitat, protect species at risk, and educate individuals about the importance of the environment".

The address it gave on its grant application belongs to a West Loop business that "didn't know of Harris or Urban Rapport".

Brian Burgess, the acting chief executive, has been charged with seeking a meeting with the FSIF to resubmit its grant application.

Although the University of Texas gave neighborhood groups an edited version of its grant application, Boston University did not do so for months.

In the next few days the group hoping to save the Staithes will hear whether its grant application to the Heritage Lottery Fund has been approved.

Within its grant application to the European Commission, Action Medeor emphasized the sustainability of the technology transfer initiative given TPI's status as an enterprise with government shareholders that support the project as part of its responsibility and operations.

In addition, Shah might be able focus USDA on funding peer-reviewed, competitive research; the Gates Foundation is known for the rigor with which it reviews its grant applications.

The new administration has been conducting a review of planning applications granted by its predecessor, hoping adjustments to its liking might be made.