Sentence examples for would not be granted from inspiring English sources

That said, a franchisee's child would not be granted a franchise on that basis alone.

His supporters say he would not be granted bail if transferred to the US.

In October, Wellington Phoenix were told they would not be granted a 10-year licence extension.

1.43pm GMT He says any one of these grounds would mean bail would not be granted.

I cried because, if I died, I would not be granted justice.

He would not be granted permission to enter the UK, end of story," it said.

Several of the recruits are understood to have tried to claim asylum, but Cameron indicated this would not be granted.

But late Wednesday afternoon, the team was informed by British officials that it would not be granted visas after all.

Mr. Holder added that he believed the pardon would not be granted because Mr. Rich and Mr. Green were fugitives.

Mr. Haider said that American forces would not be granted permission to carry out such an operation.

The plan requires approval by the City Council, which officials said probably would not be granted until next year.