Sentence examples for granting without from inspiring English sources

It is more a matter of granting without muddling, letting the whole live in the quality of each part" (Cacciari [2004], p.58).

Relationships are shown, and are taken for granted, without having been really established.

The PM answered his starter for ten with full marks: the referendum was granted without fuss.

"Virtually all special permits are granted without artificial expirations," the company said in a statement.

Like all the things we take for granted, without them we'd be lost.

[Manager Marco] van Basten's wish to win all games in December was therefore granted without any difficulty".

Courtney said his request was granted without question and Tuesday's 6pm meeting was the first open slot.

These are the federal standards, and no agency or judge should allow sovereignty to be granted without their being met.

Or that one should be granted without those who were being injuncted knowing about it in the first place.

The Governor-General immediately asked for reinforcements from France and these were granted without the slightest delay.

The Supreme Court has ruled that the pardon power is granted "[t]o the [president]..., and it is granted without limit" (United States v. Klein).