Sentence examples for the time granted from inspiring English sources

It tells the time Granted, this is a watch, so this is less of an advanced function and more of what's called the bare minimum.

Because the UPS policy at the time granted light duty and reasonable accommodations only to workers injured on the job, Peggy Young was denied a request, on doctor's orders, not to lift heavy packages during her pregnancy.

So that raises the question of whether developed economies have used the time granted by central banks wisely, or whether all that has happened is that asset markets have gone up and the rich have got richer.It may well be that the BIS is right, and that easy money makes politicians lazy.

Atlanta judges at the time granted asylum at extremely low rates, according to the study.

On 1 July 960, Eraclus, bishop of Liège, driven by the fears of the time, granted the monks a location to build a refuge in Liège.

" carries one implication; "The Times granted anonymity because.

Mr. Zucchino later met three times with the soldier, to whom The Times granted anonymity.

In April, barely 2percentt of stories citing anonymous sources revealed why The Times granted the request for anonymity.

The times granted Updike a remarkable freedom to examine his own marital difficulties and sexual impulses without revoking his status as good citizen.

It could be these or any other political or personal motives, but the fact that the Times granted anonymity leaves us only to speculate.

The Times granted space to this negative drivel; let's see a response from McDougal and the name of his brave friend, who makes his living off the very people he bad-mouths.