Sentence examples for terms of granting from inspiring English sources

They will do what is in our best national interest in terms of granting or denying a visa.

It has all the makings of a full sports car World Championship, something the manufacturers, drivers and fans have been in favour of for a long time, while the FIA president, Jean Todt, said recently that "endurance racing could be an area we are interested in" in terms of granting World Championship status.

The simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness of our dynamic CAC algorithm and adaptive BR scheme to increase the network efficiency in terms of granting more connections and also guarantee adaptive QoS for admitted new and handoff connections.

The results illustrate that our approach can effectively improve the network efficiency in terms of granting more connections by as large as about 22% in comparison with other schemes, and can also guarantee adaptive QoS for admitted new and handoff connections.

Although the terms of granting subsidies stipulated that larger companies were to provide one full-time job concerned with project administration (while this value was stipulated at 50%% in the case of medium-sized companies), in reality, the individuals who administered the project (project administrators) spent much less time on work tasks associated with deploying 20 Keys within the company.

Types, amounts and terms of granting guarantees and compensations in these cases are defined by the Federal Law.

It may be too early to assess the longer-term consequences of granting statehood to Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Uttarakhand; political fragmentation will not necessarily endure over time, and we have seen meaningful policy innovation in some of the new states.

Any sabbatical should leave you more motivated and creative after your return, and a company struggling financially may appreciate the short-term savings of granting a sabbatical.

Government support in terms of grants, tax allowances or cheap loans may be required.

"I have had sort of a dry spell in terms of grant writing," Ms. Rogalski said.

The Justice Department's inspector general has found that Atlanta breached the terms of grants intended to improve its neighborhoods and fight crime.