'without being granted' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has not been offered or approved. For example: The student applied for admission to the college without being granted any special privileges.
She noted that MAP was not the only way to prepare for Nato membership, and that Turkey, Poland and the Czech republic had joined without being granted MAP.
After he had been dethroned in 1927 by Alexander Alekhine, Jose Raul Capablanca pursued the new world champion for years without being granted a rematch.
The paper, seen by the Guardian, warns that "migrants, after they have been rescued (or a fortiori after they have been brought back on to European Union territory), could not be sent to platforms outside of the European Union without being granted access to the EU asylum procedures and without being granted the possibility to wait for the complete examination of their request".
"In the long term, people cannot break out of the vicious cycle of poverty and malnutrition without being granted the basic right to nutritious food," the Welthungerhilfe president, Bärbel Dieckmann, said.
But the C.F.T.C. currently does not have the right to set margin limits on futures exchanges, so it is unclear how they could raise them without being granted new, sweeping powers.
That move helped it take advantage of a special government program that allows retailers to sell specific goods (with favorable tax status) without being granted a license to operate in China.
Without that provision being granted they argue that a further delay in the inquest will be necessary.
Governor Blanco's term of office ended without any pardons being granted.
Believing that men should not be given the right to vote without women also being granted the franchise, Sojourner Truth, a former slave and feminist, affiliated herself with Stanton and Anthony's organization.
The use of this power led to complaints of being subject to a lawmaking body without representation, especially prior to being granted U.S. citizenship in 1924.
Authority for the Adminis tration to sell other military equipment, including aircraft, to Israel without restrictions was granted by the Senate in approving the $19.2‐billion Military Procurement Authori zation Act.
