Sentence examples for regime for granting from inspiring English sources

On January 13 the European Parliament approved a new regime for granting market approval to pesticides and consented to a draft directive guiding their sustainable use.

The bill would establish an infrastructure planning commission and streamline the planning regime, including the process for granting permission to nationally significant projects.

"The regime will take it for granted that it can escalate further.

That allows them to take part in the semi-tolerated black-markets which have sprung up in the void left by the collapse of the food-distribution system.Yet even in the early months of the regime, internal stability cannot be taken for granted.

Bahgat argued: "The only reason that there is such a level of panic regarding public opinion is that two years ago the regime could afford to take us for granted; Sisi was worshipped and they had carte blanche to do whatever it took to impose stability.

One unique stable equilibrium cannot be taken for granted, instead multiple equilibria and qualitative regime shifts are more realistic signatures of economic systems.

Those who had fought his regime said they hoped his arrival reminded people that democracy should not be taken for granted.

We are a world away from a stolen potato, but even here, in the long shadow of the regime, food serves as a reminder that everything is precious and nothing should be taken for granted.

It now seems perfectly natural and taken for granted that the oppressed should rise up against brutal and corrupt regimes – and we wonder what took them so long to get round to it.

"The reality is many of the people who are seeking protection around the world have fled oppressive regimes where they don't have basic rights under the law which we take for granted here in Australia.

Neoclassical models take the legal regime and the incentives of poachers (to make as much money as possible) more or less for granted.