Sentence examples for result of granting from inspiring English sources

"Tehran's municipality has suffered losses of around 1.5tr rials [about £33m] as the result of granting unfair and discriminatory concessions," the letter reads.

First, the open market value of the flat - which is the reduction in the value of the landlord's interest in your flat, which happens as a result of granting you the extended lease.

Last night, where I renewed my belief in my country's resolve, I also renewed my belief in my God's promise: "And let not the disbelievers think that Our granting them respite is good for them; the result of Our granting them respite will only be that they will increase in sin; and they shall have an humiliating punishment".

Brooks Simpson, author of a particularly insightful treatment of Grant's pre-presidential years, argues that the Yazoo "bender" was likely the result of Grant taking a drink to ease an upset stomach and meeting with the usual unhappy result.

This may have been the result of grant negotiations, but there was no documentation of the specific changes.

However, she receives no direct compensation as a result of grants or contracts, other than her salary from HealthCore.

David M. Kern receives no direct compensation as a result of grants or contracts other than his salary from HealthCore.

Siddhesh A. Kamat is an employee of HealthCore and receives no direct compensation as a result of grants or contracts other than his salary from HealthCore.

He said a future Conservative government would introduce a new "mechanism" to ensure England, Wales and Northern Ireland were not disadvantaged as a result of the granting of new financial powers to the Scottish Parliament - a vow made by all the Westminster parties in the days running up to September's independence referendum.

As a result of the granting of the government use licenses, an additional 84,158 patients were estimated to have received access to the seven drugs over five years.

This "New Rome," established in 324 on the site of Byzantium and dedicated in 330, rapidly increased in population as a result of favours granted to immigrants.