Sentence examples for granting over from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, the College of Business was the fourth largest undergraduate program in the U.S. By 1989 90 SDSU was granting over 1,100 Master's degrees and 10 doctoral degrees a year.

A meeting on the topic of how best to expand access is expected to be held by the agency next May: according to its letter, the F.D.A. would probably want expensive clinical trials before granting over-the-counter status.

A subsequent commission declined to find Cross guilty of wrongdoing in relation to the A&GW incident, but criticized him and Rutherford for granting over-generous terms to the railway.

Criticising the three main parties, he said: "People feel ignored, taken for granted, over-taxed, over-regulated, ripped off and lied to".

Mr Reckless told rapturous delegates at UKIP's conference in Doncaster on Saturday: "People feel ignored, taken for granted, over-taxed, over-regulated, ripped off and lied to".

Mr Reckless told UKIP delegates at the party's conference in Doncaster: "People feel ignored, taken for granted, over-taxed, over-regulated, ripped off and lied to".

Model estimations are based on data from semiconductor patents granted over a 5-year period.

While working at RCA, Dr. Weimer was granted over 90 U.S. patents.

Since 1992, the Impact Fund has granted over $5 million to support such litigation.

At the time of his death in 2011, Greatbatch had been granted over 325 patents.

Like Pétain's Vichy regime, a BNP government would introduce retrospective legislation to review all citizenship granted over the past 13 years.