Examples of using Were granted in English and their translations into Chinese
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No options were granted during 2013.
But based on insurance coverage alone, the majority of adults who were granted green cards over the last three years would have been shut out.
Today, if I were granted a right to have a horse, I'm not sure where I would put it.
If applicants were granted an exception and they were housed privately, the person who housed them also had to commit to providing them material security.
But the initial waivers were granted for only six months so they will have to be extended, narrowed or terminated by May.
Notices of appeal by the other four convicted individuals, who were granted extensions of the relevant deadlines, were filed in early August 2014.
They were granted the right to asylum in Holland, but once Hitler is gone, they should go back to Germany.
Eight companies were granted two-year extensions on their licences while five companies were not granted extensions.
Strict protective measures were granted for two of these witnesses and a videoconference was organized for one high-ranking officer at the request of his Government.
In mid-March, private security companies were granted an extension of 30 to 90 days to transfer their activities to the Public Protection Force.
Star Wars went up by 44.48% as pre-purchasers were granted early access to the expansion a week before the full release.
Such permits were granted only to Qatari owners of fishing vessels and entitled them to engage in fishing in the territorial waters of the State of Qatar.
In the report period, the legal status of persons who were granted refugee status(" refugees") was based on the Refugees Act.
In 1987, Turkish citizens were granted the right to individual application to the European Court of Human Rights.
Serbia, Romania and Montenegro were granted full independence, and some territorial expansion at the expense of the Ottoman Empire.
The rest of the territories were granted representation in 1962, in recognition of the Inuit people's suffrage in 1953.
In fact, the children of cohabiting couples were granted the same legal status as those of married parents in the old act.
Permits to go abroad from Gaza were granted on a very restricted basis, and men between 16 and 35 were forbidden to travel.
Women were granted equal rights with men to participate in every stage of the judicial process.
They were granted a divorce in July 2010 and continued to fight over custody until the 2013 order allowed Giersch to keep the children abroad.