Sentence examples for yet granted from inspiring English sources

The E.P.A. has not yet granted the waiver, keeping the regulation from taking effect.

They are not yet, granted, what we would regard as literary fiction, but that's one reason Bissell wrote this book.

It is wrong to say that the council received objections to our development "yet granted it permission" anyway.

Aides admitted that their bookkeeping was sloppy but said the money was stored in trunks because Indian officials had not yet granted legal status to accept foreign donations.

Boeing's board has not yet granted formal approval or money to start work on the 777X, while Airbus has already conducted the first test flight of the A350.

The rest of the coal remains in the ground because state and federal regulators have not yet granted them environmental approvals they need to start mining.

Yet granting Mr. Hinckley that kind of freedom is a risky step not warranted by the full public record.

Historians do not yet grant him the credit he deserves for policy gains like the Helsinki accords he negotiated with Leonid Brezhnev, the first serious crack in the Iron Curtain.

Cobbs intercuts front-line activities with political battles on the home front: the women returned from victory to an America that did not yet grant them the right to vote.

While the coaches may yet grant her an outing to one of the later World Cups - there are four, then a final - Burke knows she struggled.

Yet granting exclusivity to an already widely prescribed drug "reveals a substantial loophole" in the drug regulatory system, B. Joseph Guglielmo of UC San Francisco's department of clinical pharmacy observed in 2013.