Examples of using Granted in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
The primary purpose of my visit is to remind Vietnam we have many levers to pull if they choose to take our friendship for granted.
Look, Phoebe, I never realized how much I probably do take you for granted, and not just for what you do around the house.
could atrophy if taken for granted.
The inability to do perform this task which for most men is natural and taken for granted can have immense psychological effects on a man.
the license was granted to GamArena Ab
freedom of speech is given for granted, but Bulgaria is giving a sad counter-example.
gave me the blessing of the Holy Spirit and granted me a peaceful life.
never take her for granted.
I must admit- for granted.
Because you never know My point is, you can't take things for granted, when they gon' be gone gah-gone gone gone.
 Unless the members' general meeting rejects the request for recognition within six months of its receipt, recognition is deemed to be granted.
The time-limit granted must, therefore,
Also release clouds of pollution into the air we breathe. We have always taken our fresh air for granted, but we know now that the fossil fuels we burn.
The duration of any credit granted, whether supplier credit for financial credit,
Hiding inside these pages. Granted I had to Google most of those words, but I am 90% certain that there is a unicorn.
If granted, the residence and work permit will have to be issued in the form of a single document.
Granted, someone's usually trying to sell something in these pictures…
Any advance granted must be guaranteed in its entirety by the joint guarantee undertaking in accordance with Article 63.
Access to the EU market should only be granted to outside companies in a manner that is acceptable to the EU as a whole;
If granted the permit to stay