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They were granted the status of professional Theatre in the 1989.
The coat-of-arms is from modern times; they were granted on 8 October 1982.
They were granted an entrance examination waiver or they successfully passed the entrance examination.
However, these Churches had always belonged to the Ecumenical Patriarchate,and later they were granted a certain autocephalous status.
After a few years, they were granted the first planning permission for an ecovillage development.
Paul andGregg were surprised when the program accepted their application and they were granted the dream of becoming a parent:.
In 1123 they were granted virtual autonomy in the Kingdom of Jerusalem through the Pactum Warmundi….
Ua uses them exclusively for the purposes for which they were granted and which were specified at the time of collecting personal data.
They were granted as a special honour by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the recommendation of the Governor General.
Brought up by their parents in the rules of piety,they led strict and chaste lives, and they were granted by God the gift of healing the sick.
In 1845, they were granted the rights to represent the Constantinople Bulgarians before the Ottoman government and the Patriarchate.
Likewise, students who, during the development of the program, lose the condition for which they were granted part-time dedication will automatically become full-time students.
They were granted legal privileges and responsibilities, although Roman law still considered them adolescents until the age of 25.
A full 75% of Israelis would like Israel to be part of the European Union,and 11% said they would leave Israel if they were granted EU citizenship.
They were granted canonical status of ideological party regulation that absolutely everyone had to unconditionally accept and execute as the law.
Likewise, students who, during the development of the program, lose the condition for which they were granted part-time dedication will automatically become full-time students.
They were granted new sites to be developed through open international oil and gas auctions, tenders and cooperation with national corporations.
When they shared the secret of the herbalvinegar blend they used to protect themselves from the plague, they were granted leniency in court for the crimes they had committed.
Furthermore, they were granted the right to form multiple unions at the industry level(although they were prevented from forming unions amongst the teachers and public servants).
The last of Allectus's troops are besieged in London,and surrender on the condition they are granted safe passage out of Britain.
At the request of employees who adopted the child(children), they are granted childcare leave until the child(them) the age of three years.
If they are granted on business terms,they presuppose no less than private loans the full acknowledgment of property rights.
They are granted also the right to pensions on the bases provided by this Law irrespective of the place of passing of military service.
The less autonomy they are granted, the more they are blamed for the failures of the system.
The permissions and roles must be granted on the database group or on the database,and they only apply within the organization in which they are granted.
At the end of that period,these persons will have to leave the territory of the Member States unless they are granted a residence permit on a different basis in accordance with Union or national legislation.
The Assembly urges Russia to immediately release the Ukrainian servicemen andensure they are granted the necessary medical, legal and consular assistance in accordance with relevant provisions of international humanitarian law such as the Geneva Conventions,” the document reads.
Since sectoral aids and the conditions under which they are granted vary greatly from one EU State to another,they may affect trade between Member States and distort or threaten to distort competition.