Sentence examples for is always granted from inspiring English sources
The latter, like his namesake, the prophet Daniel, seems to enjoy divine protection; several times, he is taken out for execution but is always granted a reprieve.
Valid documents, including a valid visa, do not guarantee admission to the U.S. Admission is always granted at the discretion of the port of entry officer.
Most of the time this is just an administrative procedure (the 3rd year of allocation is always granted) designed to ensure that someone who is no longer working on his or her Ph.D. does not continue to be financed.
All of the activities, food, and drinks are "all-inclusive" or easily organized by the amazing resident manager Chaya, meaning you can just sign up for massages at the spa, paddle boarding, Muay Thai kickboxing lessons, or snorkeling as often as you like and your wish is always granted.
Hence, in modern practice, Royal Assent is always granted; a refusal to do so would be appropriate only in an emergency requiring the use of the monarch's reserve powers.
Moran is spending several minutes with every fan, greeting each woman with a hug, sometimes a kiss on the cheek, and something very genuine, to the effect of "Hello beautiful!" If a selfie is requested, it is always granted.
"This is the 21st-century version of the same special access that certain people are always granted to the president," said Joel P. Johnson, a senior White House adviser under Mr. Clinton.
If you have left a job where public holidays were always granted on top of annual leave, you may be surprised - as my husband was - to discover your new employer makes no such provision.
We note that the actual uplink transmission requirements represented by the rtPS and ertPS requests are always granted, since they are below the available capacity.
Although Shin had been under house arrest during his residence in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, he had been handsomely compensated and was always granted access to Kim. "He listened to me because we were from South Korea," Shin told The Guardian in 2003.
