Sentence examples for off granted from inspiring English sources

I was four years off – granted.

They mention possible measures like increasing the length of time off granted by the FMLA and providing monetary compensation for women.

Additionally, registration with the USPTO not only demonstrates commitment to the line of work, but actually benefits the firm by eliminating the cost incurred from the review course tuition and time off granted to study, and by reducing the risk that the candidate may never pass.

I'd hold off granting Macy's any punitive or other monetary damages.

The Interior Department held off granting new deep-water permits until new systems were in place; 10 have been issued since the moratorium was formally lifted in October.

He praised NATO's decision this week to put off granting Ukraine and Georgia a concrete time frame for joining the alliance.

In truth, but for some dire kicking by the first-choice Stade scrum-half, Julien Dupuy, who missed three first-half sitters, Wasps, twice Heineken Cup champions, would be going to Paris looking for an even bigger upset if they are to make best use of the reprieve which the play-offs granted them.

Arizona officials say the move will cut off grants covering 2,700 children in very low-income families.

I SEE that Karen Handel, the pro-life vice-president of the Susan G. Komen Foundation widely believed to have played a leading role in its short-lived decision to cut off grants to Planned Parenthood, has resigned.

Though farmers' markets are booming in Union Square and elsewhere in the city, those in lower-income neighborhoods, like Crown Heights and parts of Harlem, survive off grants intended to increase food options in areas with few supermarkets.

Send us another 50,000.' " Eventually, Dr. Ryan explained, the goal is for Diagnostics for All, which is nonprofit, to wean itself off grant money by licensing its chip technology to commercial companies.