Sentence examples for was ever granted from inspiring English sources

Mr Justice Tugendhat stressed: "For the avoidance of doubt no super-injunction was ever granted in this case.

Whatever the legal rights and wrongs of their case, it's extraordinary that planning permission for the neighbouring developments was ever granted.

In the case of CNN, no interview was ever granted or even considered, according to one person familiar with the series of events, who insisted on anonymity because Mr. Morgan's show had not authorized the person to speak.

She did not pay her mortgage after the fall of 2009, although she says she set aside funds to help cover some back payments in case a modification was ever granted.

Merrill, relying on information it obtained in an internal inquiry, has steadfastly maintained to government investigators that no guarantee against loss was ever granted, people involved in the case said.

Fifa, the ultimate owner of outdoor broadcast rights, told the BBC that no public viewing licence was ever granted for Haiti.

I considered how I would spend my energy if I were ever granted any.

"If you're ever granted three wishes, don't blow them all on a giant potato body with tiny arms and legs".

"Multiple videotapes of the events do not show that the plaintiffs were ever granted permission" to block traffic on the bridge roadway, though they say officers implied they could, a Law Department spokesman, Nick Paolucci, said.

But the county never surveyed and mapped underwater lands or carried out other steps the law required, and no leases were ever granted according to the planning department report.

Not all of the 10,000 American civilians (mostly whites in managerial and technical jobs and their dependents, who live within the 630 square miles of the Canal) have the right to vote in a national election, and none of them were ever granted votes at the Republican National Convention.