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The judge said he wanted to grant more time for Argentina to reach an agreement with the holders of defaulted bonds.

The coaches wanted football players to be granted more time for practice, even if that meant time away from routine cadet chores, and they wanted football players excused from some of their military training obligations.

A judge has raised the prospect that some of the Conservatives' general election victories could be voided as he granted more time for Kent police to investigate allegations of electoral fraud by the party.

The reason behind this observation was determined to be that at high pH the particles in suspension were more mobile to travel to favourable packing sites, to form a layer, and low drying rates granted more time for the packing to complete.

Reliable, recurring streams revenue can also relieve the day-to-day pressure for making sales, granting more time and energy for better business management.

He said if an extension is granted, more time should also be provided for the public to comment on the project.

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We're living longer than ever, too, granting us more time for retrospective reflection.

Would it be better to concentrate on writing many grants to get more money or would it be better to focus on writing a single grant--less money versus more time for research and for the students?" "What I was least prepared for was the difficulty of getting the right mix of people in the lab and judging [to whom] to give the few positions I had [available].

The grant money has given us more time for rewrites, which is a blessing in disguise," Joseph said.