Sentence examples for mostly granted from inspiring English sources

Locals say that state-issued travel permits are mostly granted to families that split up during the 1947 partition.

The first period was in the late 1990s, when the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development mostly granted credit to micro and small businesses.

Although certificates are created by organisations such as the International Organization for Standardisation (ISO), the certificates themselves are mostly granted by licensed companies or associations, which make the collection of logistics certificates very difficult.

According to other Mainland media, the investigation of Gong may be also related to those 2 billion yuan of loans, which mostly granted by the Jiangzhou branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

However, measuring sickness absence as an additional outcome to disability pension is interesting, as disability pension is mostly granted when regaining of workability is judged to be unlikely.

Since we're talking about New York City, removing the apartment number should mostly grant a degree of anonymity, but it still seems a little odd for Airbnb to say that it will be removing addresses.

Nick Bryer The crucial point at financing the SDGs is that we need mostly grants and can't deal with loans or any forms of private risk capital, because the monetary return is mostly very limited.

They don't get enough funding, and what they get is mostly grant funding for 1 or 2 years.

The Center for Public Integrity's typical yearly revenue is less than $10 million — mostly grants from other nonprofits such as the Omidyar Network Fund and the Knight Foundation.

But he said that by simply monitoring human rights the group could calm tensions and help set the stage for a resumption of peace talks, which broke off in September 1996, mostly over granting autonomy to Indian communities.

The employment status of the thousands of so-called 'freelance contractors' powering the growth of many gig economy businesses has become a increasing bone of contention in multiple markets as tech platforms have rapidly scaled user bases, using technology to tightly manage the people providing the services promised by their apps — mostly without granting these workers employment status.