In fact, where an obligation to grant access exists, the pricing of access has proven to be a crucial regulatory issue.
Remember that this person had no obligation to grant your favor - s/he did it out of personal kindness.
Alexius promoted an alternative source of native manpower by extending the system of granting estates in pronoia (by favour of the emperor) and tying the grant to the military obligation.
amount of granted resources.
Not only were Indians granted land, freed from servile labour obligations, and granted the right to vote, but they were also given large supplies of arms.
Here, we quantify changes resulting from the FC revisions in terms of environmental obligations and rights granted to land-owners.
Among the most common forms is peer review--of grant proposals, manuscripts, tenure dossiers--which most would agree is among a scientist's most sacred obligations.
The state rail authority is counting on the greenhouse gas fees to fulfill its legal obligation of matching about $3.5 billion in federal grants.
Over the objection of his abbot and eventual lifelong enemy, Rabanus Maurus, Gottschalk requested release from his monastic obligations; this was granted (829) by a synod at Mainz.
In Cheng's translation, instead of expressing obligation, Huineng grants permission to the student by saying 'you can…'.
They said they had been picked up, like Eddie, and questioned about the recent shooting, and they laughed about their experiences at the station house, taking for granted their relationship with the law — the obligation of the police to hunt them down and their own obligation not to coöperate in any way.
