Sentence examples for in fact granted from inspiring English sources

Pope John Paul II, in fact, granted a private audience today to Bishop Gregory and other American prelates for a discussion of the abuse crisis.

And now there is speculation that the other I.T.C. commissioners in fact granted the ban in order to trigger President Obama's proposed I.T.C. reforms, which would make import bans more difficult to win.

The bill had, in fact, granted sweeping powers to the Presidency in the use of a large new budget item -- called a fund for action and intervention -- and this is what the opposition had most objected to.

The emperor Charles had, in fact, granted autonomy to the peoples of the Austrian Empire (as distinct from the Hungarian Kingdom) on October 16, but this concession was ignored internationally and served only to facilitate the process of disruption within the monarchy: Czechoslovaks in Prague and South Slavs in Zagreb had already set up organs ready to take power.

We now proceed to an examination of the indictment, to ascertain whether the several rights, which it is alleged the defendants intended to interfere with, are such as had been in law and in fact granted or secured by the constitution or laws of the United States.

"We're submitting this minority bill of rights, which will ensure that all sides are protected, that fairness and openness is in fact granted by the new majority". Omitted from McHenry's plea for fairness was the fact that the GOP had ignored Pelosi's 2004 request -- while routinely engaging in the procedural maneuvers that her plan would have corrected.

In Welder v. State, the Texas Court of Civil Appeals in Austin declared the lake permanent and navigable-in-fact, granting the bed to the state under the purview of the Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission (later Texas Parks and Wildlife Department).

The so-called Mary Bell order, the prototype for the injunction granted yesterday, was in fact not granted to protect the child killer but to safeguard her daughter from press attention.

This was largely a fiction: the court had in fact not granted such a petition for 71 years before this decision, and has not granted one since, although inmates continue to file them regularly.

Those patents have gone public now, though they have not in fact been granted yet.

As the FOI makes clear, and contrary to the Royal Free spokesman's claim, DeepMind had in fact been granted ethical approval by the NHS Health Research Authority in November 2015 to conduct AI research on the Royal Free patient data-set — with DeepMind in control of selecting and anonymizing the PID (patient identifiable data) intended for this purpose.