Sentence examples for standards for granting from inspiring English sources
"The standards for granting patents are too loose".
The White House has tried to explain the current foot-dragging by saying that the president has asked for an updated set of standards for granting clemency.
And they said they were continuing to apply the standards for granting the aid that had in part prompted the call for another review in the first place.
Similarly, Congress could require that states set higher standards for granting permits for concealed weapons, give local law enforcement agencies greater say in the process, and prohibit guns from public places like parks, schools and churches.
Chief Justice Roberts, reciting the usual standards for granting a stay of a lower-court decision, said there was "a reasonable probability" that the Supreme Court would agree to hear the case.
He said he did not sense an impending oversupply of rental units; he and other New Jersey builders have found that the pipeline for future rental units is now being virtually choked off, because of severely tightened standards for granting construction loans.
ALMOST by definition, people take standards for granted.
It is also more worrying than many economists and politicians have been prepared to admit.The lathe of heavenEconomists take the relationship between innovation and higher living standards for granted in part because they believe history justifies such a view.
Mr. Rogow quickly countered that Mr. Olson's argument had not met the legal standard for granting a temporary injunction, the threat of irreparable harm.
Ms. Roseborough and other lawyers for the defendants contended that the Bush camp had not established that the recounts posed a threat of irreparable harm, the legal standard for granting the injunction sought by Mr. Bush.
Brian Owsley, a former Texas judge and now law professor at the Indiana Institute of Technology, said the judicial standard for granting PEN register applications was "very low" – it does not require 'probable cause' – and woefully inadequate to cover technology with bulk collection capabilities like Stingray.
