Sentence examples for participation for granted from inspiring English sources

Staff often has clear ideas about what parents could be involved in and often take parent participation for granted [ 26, 28].

Audience participation was taken for granted in the 1840s.

But we are your future board members, your future giving circles and all we want is to know that our engagement and participation isn't taken for granted.

Correspondents also point out that the mercurial Ms Banerjee will negotiate from a position of strength in future alliance talks, and her participation cannot be taken for granted.

In appropriate circumstances, their realisation can be a joint, co-operative effort, but neither individual participation nor assent can be taken for granted, any more than accountability to the people.

They saw girls' participation in sports as normal, and access was expected, if not taken for granted.

"Democrats can't take those voters for granted," said David Damore, a University of Nevada, Las Vegas, expert on Latino political participation.

Informed consent for participation was granted by each of the 256 participants and their parent/guardian; all participants were free to withdraw from the research at any stage.

Whoever he picks, there can be no excuse for faltering and leaving a tournament where Chelsea's ­participation in the last 16 is virtually taken for granted.

I took everything for granted".

"We take it for granted".