Sentence examples for problems granting from inspiring English sources

Souths coach Michael Maguire said he had no problems granting Stewart, who'll play in Sunday's do-or-die finals battle with Cronulla, the opportunity to move to Europe.

He also noted factors such as family and legal problems, granting "a very vivid picture into this world," Kassell says.

And when Bird wanted some space, Tebow had no problem granting her wish.

"If Iran is truly a partner in peace, as President Obama and Secretary [of State John] Kerry claim, then Iranian leaders should have no problem granting our visas and arranging the requested agenda," he wrote in a statement.

As Figure 1 demonstrates, the CASM approach provides an effective solution to this problem, granting VAAST 2.0 a significant advantage in variant prioritization compared to other state-of-the-art tools.

"Students/postdocs used for cheap labor" "Trainees are often viewed as 'robots', leading to burn-out/mental health/work-life balance problems" Grant application and administration processes are problematic: There was frequent concern regarding the bureaucracy and paperwork involved in applying for and administering grants.

"The referendum will be transparent, there will be no problems with granting access to voting monitors," Aksenov said.

Given that at least 70 exemptions or exceptions have been granted over the years for various policy objectives, and not always the most convincing ones at that, I am amazed that the Commission is causing so many problems about granting a low VAT rate for labourintensive services, which could promote employment in sensitive sectors.

Turkish governments sought to deal with the Kurdish problem by granting cultural concessions in 1991 and limited autonomy in 1993.

Rising pension costs have caused much of the rise, but Mr. Bloomberg has fueled that problem by granting big raises to city workers, including his own staff.

The government has responded to this problem by granting Hefce powers to attach conditions to courses and institutions in return for students being eligible to receive loans.