Sentence examples for market granted from inspiring English sources

The Nine Elms area in Battersea, south-west London, has been given a double boost, with the wholesale market granted planning permission for a significant facelift, including the construction of 3,000 homes, and the transport secretary approving a £1bn connecting Underground line.

The turmoil of the mortgage market granted a temporary reprieve from hearing about the woes of America's Rust Belt.

We are seeing investors outright ignore SaaS companies with solid traction in favor of companies that have a strategic position in the market granted by their "intelligent" software.

The old town, with its old coaching inns, 12th-century church, 16th-century grammar school, and market (granted 1281), forms one neighbourhood.

This basic guarantee of survival with no strings of servitude attached would allow citizens to be "independent of the so-called labour market, granting them freedom not in the destitution of unemployment, but in true liberation".

The markets granted Southall by William III still survive.

The proof of market grant Up to £25,000 is given to be used on market research, competitor analysis, intellectual property issues other costs needed to bring the product or service into the market.

The Task Force negotiated the return of the housing stock from the mines to the free market, grants from the province to become debt-free, and stabilized funds from the province for healthcare and education.

For scientists with low interest in faculty careers, a combination of values, shared across social identity, and structural dynamics of the biomedical workforce (e.g., job market, grant funding, postdoc pay, etc).

"Without sounding overly harsh, in many ways marketers have taken the 50-plus market for granted," Mr. Byck said.

A weekly market was granted to the town by Baldwin de Redvers and the first market took place in 1149 at the junction of Castle Street and High Street.