Sentence examples for was being granted from inspiring English sources

He added: "My big reward after the Olympics was being granted a pass by the local council that gained me free entry to the pool I trained at.

But he could not understand why the duchy was being granted the right to consent or dissent over issues such as apprenticeships.

He told him sentencing would be delayed until Friday; he was being granted bail but that was no indication that he would not go to jail.

Addressing concerns the legislation allows Australia's intelligence agency to engage in torture Brandis said an immunity provision was being granted to Asio, not a power conferring provision.

Yesterday, as Merrill was being granted another week to make court-ordered changes to its stock reports, the industry's main trade group was arguing against proposed reforms.

On a recent Monday morning, admission was being granted at the store's side entrance on Fifty-eighth Street, where a glass vestibule, manned by one of the store's toy soldiers, served as a passport-control office.

The country was was granted independence but its path has been torturous ever since.

Worse, the claims are being granted by the Patent and Trademark Office.

It is good that public service workers are being granted greater flexibility.

Councils are being granted the powers to create a virtuous cycle of jobs and inclusion.

Half of that money is being granted to the states to buy land.