Sentence examples for not being granted from inspiring English sources

International media report that foreign relief workers are not being granted visas.

He found teaching burdensome, and fretted constantly about not being granted the leaves of absence that he requested.

This was despite the tour not being granted access to Abu Salim or Ain Zara, where political prisoners are detained for years without trial, according to The Guardian.

But Sydney FC believe they had a stronger case to host the final, with their fans not being granted one home game during the club's run to the trophy decider this season.

José Mourinho is set to be announced as Manchester United manager in the next 48 hours after the club finally confirmed the sacking of Louis van Gaal on Monday night, with the Dutchman admitting to being "very disappointed" at not being granted the final year of his contract.

And damage may result whether the inference is correct or faulty: a correct inference that someone is concerned about a potential health issue might have an impact on their employment or health insurance prospects; while an incorrect inference (that a woman was pregnant, say) might lead to discrimination (not being granted a job interview).

-- That will not be granted.

That aid should not be granted prematurely.

who have not been granted citizenship and are thus stateless.

"They know they will not be granted permission for riots".

Therefore she should not be granted early release.