Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We'll give thanks for what is granted What the sisters may ordain
• A delay should be granted to give the Member States the time to comply with the new methods.
• He gives and gives and gives, and everyone just takes him for granted.
• In such cases State aid may be granted to give an incentive to undertakings to improve environmental protection.
• If the Commission's promised reforms do not turn into reality, and if the report of the Group of Wise Men is not followed to the letter, we give notice that our critical support today cannot be taken for granted in the future.
• We'll give thanks for what is granted
• We'll give thanks for what is granted
• It is a summary of the central points of the Member States' policies in this area, in particular the rights and obligations which each Member State gives people who are granted temporary asylum.

• Peace is not something we can take for granted; we have to work on it every day.
• We should never take for granted how lucky we are to be in a house whose brothers have their priorities straight.
• However, monetary policy cannot take for granted the stability of domestic good and service inflation.
• We cannot even take for granted that it exists where people have sworn to uphold it.
• However, we must not take for granted the great outpouring of support from the public, who were way ahead of the politicians.
• So let me ask you something you May take for granted.
• (Bishop): Immortality is an easy thing to take for granted.
• I would not wish to take for granted your kindness.