Sentence examples for to be granted this from inspiring English sources

Legal experts and academics say that Cherán is the first community to be granted this right as a result of a conflict over natural resources with one of the country's increasingly powerful criminal syndicates.

It was a privilege, once, to see the great man devote a few months of his prime to riding full-time in this country; and it is a sweet bonus, now, to be granted this fleeting postscript, as a result of his comeback from a seven-year retirement.

The cellphone will be part of Nokia's L'amour (French for "tacky") collection, the first CDMA phone to be granted this privilege.

You have to realize that the producer and the writers and actors all need to be granted this artistic creative license to not necessarily be 100% accurate all the time.

She hopes her cutting-edge work will ultimately lead to a senior professorial position, although she says she's happy to ride this wave wherever it takes her: "I just can say I'm pretty happy to be granted this possibility of carrying on and doing what I like".

He is, to date, the last player from a losing side to be granted this honor.

That approval is expected to be granted this year.

Still, it has to be granted that this latest "Battlestar" is a quantum-leap improvement of the campy franchise that began in 1978.

Inside the center, the walls are covered with strings of paper cranes — the symbol of wishes to be granted, in this case the safety of the plant's brave workers and the resolution of the crisis.

Young people, who are perceived as lacking capacity and being vulnerable to coercive influences, may not be granted this freedom.

In Washington, D.C., a 16-year-old FIRST student is expecting to be granted his first patent this month related to encrypting Internet communication.