Sentence examples for involvement for granted from inspiring English sources

"I thought 'Where's all the action?' " Edel talked about how she could never take parental involvement for granted the way her sisters could — but also about how satisfying it was when she had a class full of kids whose parents were invested in their educations.

At the same time, we appear to have taken American involvement in our region for granted.

The administration faced challenges throughout the hemisphere, in the Pacific, and in relations with the European powers, involvements that would be taken for granted in the twentieth century".. Harrison's presidency belongs properly to the 19th century, but he "clearly pointed the way" to the modern presidency that would emerge under William McKinley.

Although local residents play a vital role in future health, prevention and primary care in the neighbourhood, their involvement in the dialogue cannot be taken for granted [ 42].

Before the Constitution was drafted, a certain amount of religious involvement in the affairs of government was taken for granted by many.

Patients' involvement in health care students' education in clinical settings is often taken for granted.

"Their involvement and support was integral in 2008 and we are not taking their support for granted in 2012.

Mitre denied any involvement in the Flores rebellion, even though his complicity was widely known and taken for granted.

"You take it for granted".

I took everything for granted".

"We take it for granted".