Sentence examples similar to recognition will be granted from inspiring English sources
No formal recognition of genocide will be granted and the government refuses to refer the situation to the ICC (via the UN Security Council).
It was, he says, the logical outcome of the aggression of September 11th 2001.Where many see blunders the belief, for instance, that Saddam Hussein held weapons of mass destruction Mr Podhoretz sees no problem.Where many see an irrevocably weakened American president, the author sees George Bush as a Harry Truman, a leader who will be granted belated recognition.
Under the law, only 14 of 358 registered churches and religious associations will be granted legal recognition, while others will have to reapply for legal registration after two-thirds approval in parliament.
Exceptions to the requirements described below may be obtained only by vote of the Economics faculty and will be granted only in recognition of extenuating circumstances.
An automatic refund will be granted immediately.
"No further extensions will be granted".
No exceptions will be granted.
No new permits will be granted this year.
Awards will be granted to 12 employees.
Hopefully, her requests will be granted.
