Sentence examples for granting leave only from inspiring English sources

By granting leave only to mothers, governments worldwide have embedded inequality in the law.

In 2013 the government cracked down on term-time holidays and changes to the law mean that head teachers will only grant leave to pupils during term time in exceptional circumstances.

No conditions attach to an appeal where all parties consent, but when the permission of the High Court is sought, the judge may only grant leave if he "considers that...the question of law concerned could substantially affect the rights of one or more parties to the arbitration agreement".

(a) An agency may grant sick leave only when the need for sick leave is supported by administratively acceptable evidence.

While that law protects workers from job loss associated with the birth and adoption of a child or a serious illness, the unpaid nature of this leave means that it effectively grants family leave only to the affluent.

Regulations introduced by the former education secretary Michael Gove in September 2013 mean heads are now only able to grant leave in "exceptional circumstances".

This Court granted leave to appeal.

On July 10 , 1990 we granted leave to appeal.

The United States was granted leave to intervene.

The ANC was granted leave to appeal the decision.

Towner was granted leave to the United Kingdom in January 1918.