Sentence examples for time granted to from inspiring English sources

Shall broadcasting companies establish their own criteria in charging for time granted to them by government as monopoly, for which they pay nothing.

It's a sham, of course: a stacked-deck collection of proponents with little time granted to people who want to keep the internet open and free for innovation.

Tenancy fraud can be difficult to prove and housing officers can be frustrated by the lack of training or time granted to investigate suspected cases thoroughly.

The proposed measures would reduce the amount of time granted to most foreign tourists, to 30 days from six months; limit most business travelers to a maximum of six months; and penalize illegal visitors who ignore the agency's orders to turn themselves in within 30 days.

The Court established a landmark decision on Wednesday, for the first time granting to gays, lesbians, bisexuals and their children a full right to equal protection if they are in states in which they can get married.

The Canadian authorities were also controversially mean about the time they granted to non-Canadian athletes for training on the track.

This feel-good posturing is worse than useless, because all the time spent achieving gestures is precious time granted Iran to finish its race to acquire the bomb.

Six months is the normal time granted companies to restructure under condordat, which shields them from debts and legal claims.

In 1996 97 Leek claimed the Northern Premier League title by ten points and were this time granted promotion to the Conference.

In New Zealand, prescriptive authority was for a long time granted only to nurses working in specific areas of care [ 90, 125, 138, 139] but this recently appears to have been expanded to include the whole NP scope of practice [ 5].

Neither is time a commodity granted to the managers of Celtic and Rangers.