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A person who leaves after six years is not retiring (unless it is a medical retirement, which can be granted because of injuries in the line of duty).

It will have an early opportunity to demonstrate that it is prepared to do this when the World Health Assembly meets in April and Taiwan once again applies for observer status, which can be granted (if Beijing agrees) without raising sensitive sovereignty issues.

It is best to always have a backup hike, especially a trail that only requires a police permit, which can be granted on the spot.

You may want to ask for a deferment, which can be granted for reasons like economic hardship, unemployment or if you go to graduate school.

You may want to ask for a deferment, which can be granted for reasons like economic hardship, unemployment or graduate school.

The US recently began allowing Americans to travel to the island if they obtained a special licence, which can be granted for activities including family visits, educational activities and public performances.

The second and third changes have to do with limiting which data from your Gmail and messaging can be accessed by apps, and which apps can be granted access in the first place.

In considering a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim for which relief can be granted, the allegations in the complaint are to be liberally construed.

The abortion votes demanded subtler decisions: on whether the limit beyond which women can be granted a termination only in extreme medical circumstances should be cut from 24 weeks' gestation to 22 or fewer.

The motion says that the United States District Court in Pensacola lacks subject-matter jurisdiction over some claims raised in the suit and that other parts of the lawsuit fail to state claims upon which relief can be granted.

In the last few decades, courts have both broadened the kinds of inventions for which patents can be granted and relaxed their oversight of what constitutes genuinely novel innovation.