Sentence examples for had previously been granted from inspiring English sources
Eighteen countries had previously been granted exemptions because they had significantly reduced their Iranian oil purchases.
He was refused refugee status because he had previously been granted asylum in Bulgaria.
Though the singer had previously been granted an order of protection against Brown, the couple briefly reunited in March.
(I recently wrote an entire story on an Energy Department research program without being able to interview anyone at the agency or a national lab). The author of an April New Yorker article on the Environmental Protection Agency noted that she was not allowed to visit the EPA's world-renowned vehicle testing lab, even though reporters had previously been granted access.
The ninth circuit court ruled that by removing a right that had previously been granted to homosexuals, "Proposition 8 serves no purpose, and has no effect, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gay men and lesbians in California".
The 6ft 8Ivory Coastast forward had previously been granted a work permit for a failed move to West Ham.
This has meant that people who may have previously been granted a loan are being rejected under the new regime, whereas others facer closer scrutiny over things like childcare and travel costs.
There is no way for iPhone users to know what computers have previously been granted trusted status via the backup process or block future connections.
According to legal team behind the lawsuit, Facebook, and other social media platforms, have previously been granted "blanket immunity" in the US where the legal system treat it as a "bulletin board with no liability on it as a publisher of posts," but this cases seeks to establish a new precedent.
People began to look askance at forms of violence that had previously been taken for granted: slavery, torture, despotism, dueling and extreme forms of cruel punishment.
People began to look askance at forms of violence that had previously been taken for granted: slavery, torture, despotism, duelling and extreme forms of punishment … Pinker refers to this as 'the humanitarian revolution'".
