Sentence examples for if it's granted from inspiring English sources

"This type of application, if it's granted, could have disastrous effects for tenants in general," said Bob Petrucci, a lawyer for tenants in six of the eight apartments.

But even if it's granted that we ought to be omnivorously curious– certainly, I wanted my children to grow up like that – it's humanly impossible to be equally curious about all of it.

And Els said: "Criticism is always tough to take, but if it's granted in the right way I'm fine with it".

If no petition for rehearing and/or rehearing en banc is made, or if it's made and denied, or if it's granted, after it's decided, then a party can ask the Supreme Court to hear the case.

Brazilian patent law is based on the first-to-file principal, meaning whoever first applies for a patent will be its owner if it is granted.

Robertson said the case called into question both the ethics of the BBC and the legality of the search warrant on Richard's house, particularly if it was granted by the courts after the deal had already been struck with the BBC.

The fear is that Switzerland's best players will leave and represent Kosovo if it is granted UEFA membership.

If it were granted to Kashmir, it might reasonably be demanded right across India's multi-ethnic patchwork.For Pakistan, though, the stakes are hardly any smaller.

Meyer pursued her work at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, but she was told that unless she homologated her master's degree, her Ph.D. diploma would not be valid in Spain, even if it was granted by a Spanish university.

If it is granted, prosecutors could retry Ms. Knox in absentia, if necessary, and she could ultimately face extradition if convicted.

Activists in Macau say their best chance for democracy is if it is granted to Hong Kong first, perhaps allowing Macau to negotiate similar rights.