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Any reasonable request would be granted.
Request would be granted and Ruthenians as a result of its national development.
We agreed with Damascus that such access would be granted.
Little did she know that her wish would be granted and her son's wedding costs would be covered.
In turn, the sultan assured his guests that their request would be granted.
This award funds would be granted to programs focusing on advancing women's equality in all aspects of human endeavor.
An exception was made only for Poland, which would be granted the right to secede.
Under the plan a Patroon would be granted a large tract of land and given the rights to the land as well as legal rights to settle all non capital cases, quite similar to a manorial lord.
Jesus assured His disciples that whatever they asked in His name- meaning in His will- would be granted(John 15:16; 16:23).
Under the scheme,EU citizens who have lived continuously in Britain for five years would be granted settled status, giving them the same rights to work, study and access benefits and services as they currently do.
Her best friend told her of an old Japaneselegend that anyone who made a thousand paper cranes would be granted a wish.
It said those with“reasonable grounds” for missing the date would be granted an extension to apply for the right to live and work in the UK.
Her best friend told her about an old Japanese legend thatpromised that anyone who folds a thousand paper cranes would be granted a wish.
But then he was told that the right to the passage of the ACS would be granted only if he renounced his religious views.
Pius continues,This had given us hope that peace and true liberty would be granted everywhere to the Catholic Church, the more so since the Church has always taught, and teaches, that obedience to the ordinances of the lawfully established civil power, within the sphere and bounds of its authority, is a duty of conscience.
Mason and Gilmour were allowed use of the Pink Floyd name in perpetuity,and Waters would be granted, amongst other things, The Wall.
But Putin, clearly unwilling to risk a big confrontation with Washington,said this would be granted only if Snowden stopped revealing any more information- a condition that he has refused.
His last two targets, Georgia and Ukraine, were not NATO members,but in 2008 had been explicitly and publicly assured that they would be granted Membership Action Plans.
Jinnie Lee, a spokeswoman for the US Embassy in New Delhi, declined to comment on whether India would be granted a waiver, but said in a statement that the sanctions were"not meant to impose damage to the military capabilities of our allies or partners".
Much of the language and concepts were drawn from the first eight amendments to the United States Constitution.[24] The document called for trial by jury, a distinct departure from Mexican law, which required that trials be heard by the local alcalde.[23]Defendants would be granted counsel and would have the right to examine any evidence against them.
Under the scheme,EU citizens who have lived continuously in Britain for five years would be granted settled status, giving them the same rights to work, study and access benefits and services as they currently do.
(c) A company which is a resident of Switzerland and which derives dividends from a company which is a resident of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region shall be entitled, for the purposes of Swiss tax with respect to such dividends,to the same relief which would be granted to the company if the company paying the dividends were a resident of Switzerland.
Under the UK proposals, all EU nationals living in theUK lawfully for at least five years would be granted"settled status" and be able to bring over spouses and children.
This led to the directors of the Palomar Observatory and National Optical Astronomy Observatorycollectively informing Arp that he no longer would be granted telescope time at either institution to pursue this work.
Under the UK proposals, all EU nationals living in theUK lawfully for at least five years would be granted"settled status" and be able to bring over spouses and children.
Other potential regulations, which are currently being challenged in court, would allow employers to opt out of offering free birth control to female workers based on moral or religious objections,and health care professional would be granted more freedom to not participate in procedures that offend their religious or moral beliefs.
Under the UK proposals, all EU nationals living in theUK lawfully for at least five years would be granted"settled status" and be able to bring over spouses and children.