Sentence examples for hall granted from inspiring English sources

The Hall granted Yao's request, and said it was Yao's decision when the process would be restarted.

Colliery records date from 1740, when Oswald Mosley of Ancoats Hall granted a 200-year lease of mining rights.

Hall granted the federal prosecutor's request to go above the federal sentencing guideline range of 15 to 21 months.

For the new project, Peter visited the United States in 1961, on a Dartington Hall grant, to look at educational television.

In 2009, when a judge ruled that Buenos Aires City Hall should grant a gay couple's petition for a marriage license, Macri offered no opposition.

But Mr. Hall had eventually been granted legal custody.

At Babcock University, study participants were recruited from lecture halls because we were ultimately not granted access to the residence halls at this university.

The town hall officially came into use as Stretford Town Hall on the granting of Stretford's charter, on 16 September 1933.

If the men had been given a weekend instead, Hall Pass might have had some momentum, but as it is all seven days plod by with no jokes, no plot, and no reason why the "hall passes" would have been granted.

The world-renowned conductor Sir Simon Rattle is "coming home" to take over as music director at the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) – but has insisted his move is not contingent on his wishes for a new concert hall in the capital being granted.

Granted, unstructured town-hall forums have been McCain's best showcases.