Sentence examples for were being granted from inspiring English sources

BBC Recipes were being granted their own "right to be forgotten" within the white paper, "A BBC for the Future".

Off came the county-issued jumpsuit, off came the handcuffs and out Rabenberg went into a state where so many other people were being granted new opportunities, too.

Luxembourg became the focus of criticism after the LuxLeaks scandal exposed the industrial scale on which such rulings were being granted there.

Too many people were being granted loans they could not afford to repay, and there was no incentive for lenders to cut interest rates.

Most of the Vietnamese also received some government assistance as part of a federal resettlement program, fuelling the notion that they were being granted an unfair advantage.

In a damning report on the £2bn sector, the OFT said too many people were being granted loans they could not afford to repay, and lenders' revenues were heavily reliant on customers failing to repay their original loans.

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

More Muslims are being granted citizenship and becoming more mainstream.

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.