Sentence examples for to be granted from from inspiring English sources

Others objected to the exemptions he seemed to be granted from the conventions of corporate life.

The authority said "no further permissions are expected to be granted" from Whitehall for the council to borrow money to settle equal pay.

Though opposition parties have agreed to the deal, pro-democracy protesters are angry that Mr Saleh is to be granted immunity from prosecution.

Although Liu, who is now sixty-one, has been transferred to a hospital in Shenyang, on medical parole, he has yet to be granted release from his sentence.

Under the agreement, the banks are expected to be granted immunity from civil lawsuits brought by the attorney-generals over so-called "robo-signing" cases – where lenders rushed through paperwork in order to speed up foreclosures.

It is a significant breakthrough for a nation long deemed too wealthy with oil money and too corrupt to be granted relief from debt accumulated over years of misrule.

STOCKHOLM — The carmaker Saab gained fresh breathing room Wednesday in its fight for survival when it won a court appeal to be granted protection from its creditors while awaiting Chinese investment.

First, some history: In the mid 20th century states in Africa began to be granted independence from their colonial powers.

Surely an activity able to accomplish that ought to be granted an exemption from condescension".

Humphries hopes to be granted an annulment from Kardashian on the basis of fraud, reported The Associated Press.

In 1876 Lodge was one of the first to be granted a doctorate in history from Harvard University.