Sentence examples for necessarily granted from inspiring English sources

"Yet women and girls fleeing FGM abroad are not necessarily granted asylum once they arrive in the UK.

Under European Union rules, the commission has an obligation to respond to information requests, but may not necessarily grant them.

Sooner or later, every reëlected President confronts the frustration lurking in a second term: reëlection to power does not necessarily grant more of it.

Although most of her movies have been released by studios, they have been bankrolled by independent companies, which nonetheless don't necessarily grant the autonomy any artist seeks.

For example, a financial power of attorney allows the agent to make decisions regarding the principal's finances, but does not necessarily grant power to the agent concerning health care decisions.

"I feel that as writers we shouldn't necessarily be granted an exemption," he said.

This person would not necessarily be granted full parental rights but would at least have standing to argue, in the face of a legal parent's objection, that a child's best interests would be served by a continued relationship.

A master's graduate would not necessarily be granted any advanced standing as the education programs are focused on teaching methods and theory, with usually no elective areas to which other academic subjects could be credited.

The club were advised that the planning permission required would not necessarily be granted, and chose not to take the scheme further.

However, the link between an EBV and the genetic composition of the animal is not necessarily taken for granted or accepted by farmers (Holloway 2004).

Public trust in Seattle police is not something that the city can necessarily take for granted.