Sentence examples for operation granted from inspiring English sources

"We do think it's over," added a person within Trump's operation, granted anonymity to discuss the proceedings.

They are openly said to be "the brains" of both sides of each operation, granted, but beyond that their stories also carry the heart.

Bader's final orders for the operation granted several key Italian demands, including military control over civil affairs in the area of operations, fair treatment of the local population, and treating non-resisting Chetniks as prisoners of war.

The chancery court, upon the pleadings and exhibits, held that the association and agreement among the members was 'a combination in restraint of trade, and intended to hinder competition in the sale and purchase of a commodity, and was inimical to the public welfare, and unlawful.' The dissolution of the association was adjudged, and an injunction against further operations granted.

The report recommends that ring-fenced banks should be the only operations granted permission by the UK regulator to provide "mandated services", which include taking deposits from and making loans to individuals and small businesses.

The operations grant Australian Security Intelligence Organisation affiliates immunity from prosecution.

Qualitative calculi are defined to capture domain properties in relation operations, granting a relation algebraic approach to reasoning.

The government denies the charge.Mr Cárdenas says the new mining code will offer untitled traditional miners incentives to formalise their operations, granting them titles, environmental licences and lower taxes.

To be eligible for a special police operation grant, such as those awarded in the instances of policing the G20, the operation would have to be considered a one-off event (the home office spokesman I considered suggested that Dale Farm would comply with this) but would also have to show that the operation cost more than 1% of their annual budget.

"We make general operation grants to innovative organizations to help take them to scale," she says.

Like the goldfish in its bowl, oblivious of the water in which it swims, this writer was unaware of his own talent, took its operation for granted, confused it with the functioning of his general intelligence.