Sentence examples for granting of paid from inspiring English sources

A May 21 letter objects to the granting of paid leave to people who have children, arguing that they should bear the cost of their choice.

The bill gives businesses the flexibility to grant any type of paid leave — vacation, personal leave days — to count as sick days.

In a briefing for reporters, White House officials said its plan to grant six weeks of paid leave to workers at federal agencies would be "an advance" on their future leave entitlements aimed specifically at new parents rather than an additional grant, which would be difficult to provide without legislation.

Genentech's sabbatical program is a unique recognition of hard work in which, after six years of service, employees are granted six weeks of paid time off to recharge however they wish.

The document details board meetings and other functions leading up to the granting of Grasso's pay package.

(The provost had granted Frampton 60 days of paid leave, then suspended his salary until he could resume his duties as a faculty member. Frampton sued the university, unsuccessfully, for his wages).

Granted a full semester of paid leave from teaching, Junge continued to work normal hours in the lab during the first few months of his son's life.

After some effort, Trenchard persuaded his Commanding Officer to grant him three months of paid leave so that he might train as a pilot.

In many cases, employees are granted a week or longer of paid leave in case of family bereavement but Mr Harris said there were examples of people being forced to return to work the next day.

The next month the Continental Congress approved the granting of a lifetime soldier's half-pay pension to her.

Granted, EA paid upwards of $1.3 billion for PopCap (with a market cap of right around $8 billion!), but it succeeded in snatching the casual game maker from the eager claws of Zynga, which made a $1 billion offer for the game developer.