Sentence examples similar to representation is granted from inspiring English sources
His ministry sponsored revisions of the constitution in 1917, by which universal male suffrage and proportional representation were granted by the religious parties in exchange for enactment of equal state aid to public and denominational schools.
Otherwise access is granted.
A report by the Department of Corrections shows a higher likelihood for Māori offenders to have police contact; be charged; lack legal representation; not be granted bail; plead guilty; be convicted; be sentenced to non-monetary penalties; and be denied release to Home Detention.
In 1805 the Territory was granted representation in Congress.
The use of this power led to complaints of being subject to a lawmaking body without representation, especially prior to being granted U.S. citizenship in 1924.
The territory was granted representation in the United States Congress in 1805, and pro-slavery Benjamin Parke became the territory's first representative.
For instance, child parliaments have been established in many countries, like for example in Mozambique, while in others, children have been granted representation on national and regional bodies responsible for children's rights.
Of 139 applications for representation at inquests, only 21 were granted.
When confronting such high-powered representation, Thornton believes, families should be granted exceptional funding for legal aid.
Several months later, Texas was granted increased representation in the Coahuila y Tejas legislature.
