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As long as it does not result in a cycle, membership of a role can be granted to another role.

Global warming, a heated topic of today, is often taken for granted to be responsible for the harsh weather.

He never praised his wife, and he just took her for granted.

The rights granted hereunder to IB are not assignable , and shall not be assigned, to any other party.

Upon her return to Russia, she was granted permission to practice medicine after other scientists fought for her right to do so.

However, he said the Shannon Airport Authority should be granted full autonomy from the Dublin Airport Authority and "debt-free" status.

Specifies the name of a column in a table, view, or table-valued function on which the permission is being granted.

He took God's power for granted, and went up with his infantry regiments, his horsemen by the thousands, and his eighty elephants.

May not always be the right one to use for determining whether the requested permission is to be granted or not.

Admin rights are granted for one wiki each, by the community of that wiki. So, yes, it is restricted to the German language Wikipedia.

if I forget that it was He who granted that ray of light to His most unworthy servant, then I know nothing of Calvary love.

Nearly fifty percent of the children here live below the poverty line without the services and conveniences that we all take for granted.

The woman, described as "visibly upset" , later told police she was frustrated that she had not been granted French citizenship.

Eg. He took it for granted that he would win the game, but he failed.

I was shocked to see me, but she seems to be taken for granted, but it struck lower part of the body.

But even when fit, the Swiss centre back is not taking his place in the Arsenal starting line-up for granted.

Working hard is often required of us, but taking time out for fun is taken for granted.

Builders sometimes have to wait up to two years from the submission of an application until permission is granted.

Sherry: I'm in a great mood. Guess what? I've just got the notice that I'm admitted by Harvard and I'm granted a full scholarship.

At any time, the concurrency level of a scheduler is equal to the number of virtual processor granted to it by the Resource Manager.

This point tends to be taken for granted by Americans and disbelieved by others.

One of the difficulties in evaluating Plato lies in the fact that we now take for granted so much of what was great originality in him.

and anyone who legally owns a handgun and who asks for a permit to carry a concealed weapon must be granted such a permit.

How much the scholarship will be if application being granted?

Specifies the name of a column in a table on which permissions are being granted.

But, sadly, I am taken for granted by those who use me, as if I were a mere incident and without background.

It's an awful thing to live in the dark, unable to see what others take for granted.

He never praises his wife. He just takes her for granted.

The specific powers granted to the Security Council for the discharge of these duties are laid down in Chapters VI, VII, VIII, and XII.

Weak and lethargic still, hardly able to talk, he appeared to take the luxurious treatment quite for granted.

Granted, he said, Chinese equities might be heading for a bubble.

Once god came up to me and granted me a wish. I asked for world peace. That's impossible, he said.

The administration's prayer was that the housing market would be healing by now; the prayer wasn't granted.

manufacturers in such a decorative glass container behind the efforts made by the end consumer is often taken for granted.

The Judge also granted Katherine Jackson a family allowance from the singer's estate to help meet the cost of bringing up the children.

It's very easy to take these things for granted, but think about how much you'd miss any of them if you didn't have them one day.

Investors are trying to anticipate something they usually take for granted: the ability of the financial system to function normally.

Granted, men can be deluded about the reasons a woman they've just met might end up in their hotel rooms.

In 1948 she was granted permission to leave her post at the convent and begin a ministry among the sick.

At the retreat She knew my every need and granted me many wishes. I would like to thank Her so much for letting us get so close to Her.

The laughing people who walked past took their health for granted, just as he used to himself.

If the old owner had a privilege revoked on the object, and then it was granted back, this privilege would not be transferred.

Don't take people's care for granted. No matter how much they love you people get tired eventually.

There is a flaw in this point of the doctrine, a special privilege granted to its authors, the bourgeois Marx and Engels.

He took it for granted that she was doing very well and he was relieved of further worry.

Granted a lot of what I've mentioned here will change as the kids grow but the general sentiment will certainly be the same.

Stupid, granted, but I had been very far away on a beach for a week.

Most of the time, you take your office computers for granted. Okay, there's a niggle or two, but generally the IT folks can sort it out.

To start with he admits that at first he took the matter for granted, assuming it was not worth much of his efforts.

He recalled that when he first heard that the office had granted a patent for a gene, "I said that can't be true. "

i have always been granted to his head. grandma let me early, so that tomorrow can have a good spirit.

If you were granted a wish to be able to instantaneously acquire one trading skill, what skill would you choose?

I prayed for this child, and the LORD has granted me what I asked of him.

If he had not taken things for granted, there's no way the tortoise could have beaten him.

In response, the Supreme Court changed its decision, and said the extradition should proceed unless Mr Apablaza was granted asylum.

For three years, state aid may be granted to extend crisis management measures to non members who enter into a contract with a PO.

We take it for granted that the most popular language on the Internet is English, since, after all, the Internet was an American creation.

A woman is less likely to think of herself as irresistible or to take it for granted that an attractive man will chat her up .

he never felt proud of his achievement and he took it for granted.

Wang Xiaochu, chairman and chief executive, said the company would not pick a partner until it was granted a 3G mobile licence.

In the end the wait was futile as I was not granted permission to see my client at least not on this trip.

Justice Hugh Bennett said the petition for divorce by Mills was granted on the grounds that the couple had lived apart for two years.

My dream is to dance freely on a big stage, where I feels like that I'm granted a pair of wings and I could flying freely on a broad plain.

In a shadow of a death raid, I can meet you and feel more intensely alive than walking around in peacetime and taking my life for granted.

He took for granted all that his parents did for him.

But because Americans often take this right for granted, it has not always been exercised as fully as it should be.

Enumeration and the location of the file or directory to which permission is to be granted.

Users that you add directly to your site can be individually granted permission to a securable object on your site.

Sharing permissions can be granted to an individual or to a group of users on the same network.

He took that for granted that his father would come to his help if he got into trouble.

He is the sort of person you take for granted , a nice bore, so reasonable and honest, there is no need to be on your guard against him.

Once god came up to me & granted me a wish. I asked for world peace. That's impossible, he said.

How much area is granted for an Exploration Permit?

Don't put other people's concern for granted, no matter how much he loved you and, ultimately, also can have a day of fatigue.

The Company shall be entitled to any discounts for prompt payment customarily granted by the Supplier whether or not shown in the Contract.

"I wondered when you'd ask, " I replied. We tend to take things for granted until we're about to leave or lose them. I told Benjy the story.

Of course this was granted. When his mother came to him, he said, "I want to tell you something. "

In the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maximum danger.

In the meantime, many of the homeless are holding out in the camps, hoping to be granted a bit of land with a shelter.

It is often taken for granted that this is also true for the maker of fine-art objects.

I take it for granted that you will come and talk the matter over with him.

Granted, religion is all about forging the perfect man, or at least ensuring that, as far as possible, he lives up to divine expectations.

White granted access to his papers on condition that he be allowed to read and comment upon the biography in progress.

How much time should be granted before a verdict is rendered regarding the realisation of an ideal?

Anything such a man asks shall be granted, his kind is so rare that no employer can afford to let him go.

It is not surprising that the sensual riches granted to a sensitive man of these regions should coincide with the most extreme destitution.

Mum said that there was a direct link from the brain to the written word that was just as strong as the light God has granted us.

Granted, people born into bilingualism have it a bit easier.

Less than a year ago it was granted approval by government regulators to open a wholly foreign-owned general insurance branch in Beijing.

Granted, this is usually specific to the business domain, but this rule of thumb seems to hold up in most circumstances.

Less than a year ago it was granted approval by government regulators to open a wholly foreign-owned general insurance branch in Beijing.

Granted, this is usually specific to the business domain, but this rule of thumb seems to hold up in most circumstances.

By default, at least one of these permissions is granted to members of the Contributor, Web Designer, and Administrator site groups.

I took it for granted you knew, but if I had spent as much time talking with you as I did polishing chrome, perhaps I would have.

Yes, if you only had 1 of these tables on a page, you could take for granted that this would exist only once.

If the assessable volume has not been accounted for separately or cannot be accurately provided, no reduction or exemption shall be granted.

Hang onto your list. In the next 12 months, you'll be able to see how your wishes were granted.

King John launched it on its road to glory when he granted it a charter in 1207.

If you are a VWP traveler who arrives in the United States without a machine-readable passport or a visa, do not expect to be granted entry.

Everyone would just take it for granted we'd been invited. I mean, we've both just as prominent as Sandra and Don, or any of the others.

Everyone would just take it for granted we'd been invited. I mean, we've both just as prominent as Sandra and Don, or any of the others.

Brazil has, in practice, granted diplomatic asylum to Mr Zelaya (although its foreign ministry said he was just a guest).

She took it for granted that you knew the matter.

However if Megrahi were granted release on compassionate grounds he would not have to drop his appeal for this to be granted.

Liberia's five-person delegation was held up in Nigeria for a week before the Polish Embassy there granted visas.

I, for one, will never again take for granted the noble potato, golden fruit of the earth, to which we owe so much.

House churches, he said, cannot afford to stay silent - one of the reasons he granted CNN rare access to film in his banned church.

Consider a view that includes the name of every table on which a user's authorization ID has been explicitly granted the SELECT privilege.

Life is nothing but a big party; you need to not take it for granted because you don't live forever.

But the news since the polls closed has been so bad that this future cannot be taken for granted.

now it is possible to register for property online and get a property granted in a private document as long as it is witnessed by a lawyer.

Granted the goal was offside, but Sunderland should not have been able to get on the end of that ball anyway.

This award modifies a contract initially granted to General Dynamics in 2002; the total value to date of that contract is now $741 million.

What are the requirements or principles that have to be satisfied before Peter can be granted patent protection?

My father used to say that God takes away what dearest to our hearts to remind us how much we take for granted.

EVEN if I granted all that I have been refuting, the friends of despotism would be no better off.

As a site owner, you can view all users that have been granted access to your site as well as all SharePoint groups for your site.

But a hundred years on, the durability of that post-Ottoman state system should not be taken for granted.

Again , for you to have access to an object , you also have to have been granted access at the object level .

You may need to stand outside yourself a bit to see brokenness, because you tend to get used to it and take it for granted.

Then David accepted from her hand what she had brought him and said, "Go home in peace. I have heard your words and granted your request. "

But it did not hear from the four soldiers who fired their weapons, because they had not been granted immunity from prosecution.

She was usually so sweet and cheerful that he took it for granted she would always be so.

Such is the extent of the land holdings granted to it that some call MTR a property company with a train running through it.

His wish is granted when William Parcher recruits him for a top-secret assignment as an enemy code-breaker.

His faith did not make him take the promise for granted; it encouraged him to pray harder.

Confirmation that his devices actually do work come from his collection of granted US patents on various parts of the WFC system.

Victims of human trafficking can sometimes be granted a special visa that allows them to stay in the U. S. for up to four years.

Granted, George Bush senior did not know David Souter personally, whereas Mr Obama knows Ms Kagan very well.

The term "" trade discount "" refers to a discount on the listed price granted by an enterprise for the purpose of sales promotion of goods.

A century ago psychologists made a strong case for the creation of a new stage of human development which we now take for granted.

and below, in a hollow, lay the four-roomed stone house which the first Patroon had built on the land granted him in 1612.

Students who are granted deferment for the allocated module must make additional payment for that course before being allowed to re-enroll.

Object that specifies the user interface resources to which access is to be granted.

What they failed to recognise was that their own, taken-for-granted, "lack" of belief might itself be amenable to inquiry.

eg4. He never praises his wife: he just takes her for granted.

Being a pivotal factor of RT, expectation of relevance(ER) has always been employed as a taken-for-granted concept and is scarcely studied.

In fact, the bank will not repurchase warrants granted to the Treasury as part of its investment.

Children were observed as they slowly grasped -- or, as the case might be, bumped into -- concepts that adults take for granted.

He took it for granted she would always be so.

and then retired to my own room, and there spent in solitude the greatest part of the half-holiday granted in honour of the occasion.

This may seem simple, but it is a process that is often taken for granted or done in an ad hoc manner.

Granted , most Europeans who travel to China will have English , it is still polite to ask first .

Some of the things we'd taken for granted, like going on holiday, we're beginning to really appreciate again.

two or more applicants apply for the same invention patents, patent applications granted to the person first.

The ACLU picked up the case, and in October, a judge granted a temporary injunction that allowed Adriel to go back to his regular classes.

Zeus was moved by the love between them and granted Psyche immortality, Aphrodite also forgave her, so they lived happily on Olympus.

The actual permissions of a user are the union of permissions granted to each role to which the user belongs.

But others said they suspected it was more than a coincidence that approval was granted right after the new administration took office.

The court also granted final approval to various other interim orders that had been entered at the commencement of the bankruptcy case.

Fast rates of expansion cannot be taken for granted; nor can the ability of the state to offer ever more protection to its citizens.

The terms of any licenses granted pursuant to this document may include defensive suspension rights.

Aunt Tranter backed him up, and he was accordingly granted an afternoon for his "wretched grubbing" among the stones.

Let me start by making an obvious observation: We live in an age of swift technological change. We take that for granted.

Let us pray together that this dimensional shift, this supreme spiritual achievement on behalf of man, is granted very soon.

Having long taken their labour market's flexibility for granted, Americans may now have to work at it.

Tears came to her eyes when she accepted the certificate granted by the president.

Where the deduction is granted to you, your deduction status will be shown in a notification from the Commissioner.

Concession Agreement A right granted by a government to a corporation. It specifies rules under which the company can operate locally.

Indicates whether the writer lock has been granted to any thread since the sequence number was obtained .

To call the OpenFile method, your assembly requires a privilege level granted by the System. Security. Permissions. FileIOPermission class.

The most distinctive Capricorn personality is readiness to take blame on his head, which other people always take for granted.

My life is incredibly blessed and I don't take any of that for granted.

The exercise price of any option granted to you will be the closing price of A common stock on the date of grant.

A hack in search of applications, granted, but this, the researchers claim, is only the beginning.

Do not take for granted the things closest to your heart . Cling to them as you would your life , for without them, life is meaningless .

She asked for, and was granted, an invitation to stay with her sister Jane and her young husband at their cottage on the Balmoral estate.

In April, Aisha granted a rare interview to the New York Times, summing up the sense of fatalism gripping her besieged family.

Of course, the fact that an agency has been granted some discretion by statute is not enough to trigger this exemption from judicial review.

And some things that people took for granted a few years ago, even a year ago, they fear they cannot take for granted any more.

He wanted to speak with his mother before the execution. Of course this was granted.

MercatorNet: Finally, you seem to take it for granted that local journalists are responsible.

Shortly after that, it announced it had been granted a new licence.

He struggled to walk and do some of the simple things we all take for granted but he never gve up.

My aim just now is much narrower : simply to make clear that this expansion is a significant change from the rights originally granted.

Shiva granted even this request and he took up residence in the demon's stomach.

Not a lot of creatures are capable of such a simple act that we take for granted.

I undertake to leave the territory of the Schengen States upon the expiry of the visa, if granted.

Don't forget to mention some of the things you've always taken for granted, and never thanked him for.

His criticism of the power and privilege granted to party leaders eventually led to years of imprisonment.

Registration is granted and a Business licence issued if all the conditions set out in this Law are met.

It is taken for granted that the production and sale of drugs will be regulated by governments, but this was not always the case.

I granted her that this was a very commendable.

Members of other database roles can only view or update the data objects to which they have specifically been granted such permissions.

What better way to be taken for granted than to always be there ready with your time, focus and attention at the drop of a hat.

You must have been granted at least reviewer permission to open their mailbox and see it in your Folder List.

The shamans call upon the power of the elements, which will only be granted if it suits the purpose.

Mr Ibrahim said Mr Koussa had been granted "sick leave" last week and allowed to travel to neighbouring Tunisia for medical treatment.

Can be granted CONNECT privilege on the databases of interest, as well as the SELECT privilege on all the tables he requires access to.

They seem to take for granted that having a law degree is a good thing and that legal training would help in my work.

An exemption from a church law, a vow, or another similar obligation granted in a particular case by an ecclesiastical authority.

Because they've always been around to dump bytes on, it's easy to take disk drives and the file systems on them for granted.

He would reply regally, "But it's what I have been granted, and I am proud of it" .

To be absolutely cautious of a spouse's fidelity or devotion is to take the other person too much for granted.

Some people think that divorce court is the "Hepatitis B discrimination, " said the court has not granted a divorce, said discrimination.

an extension of time will not be granted for you to submit the requested evidence.

Granted, at least Galaxy Nutritional Foods explains what casein is in their ingredients list.

But, as a class, the intelligentsia did not create lasting democratic institutions or solidify the freedoms granted in 1991.

The air we breathe is so freely available that we take it for granted. Yet without it we could not survive more than a few minutes.

Passion could be taken for granted and the scouting system and coaching staff was arguably the best set-up in world football.

In the Olympic Games won the top three players were granted only gold, silver and bronze medals, not to any material reward.

and I think it's really taken for granted, especially with the younger generation now, you know?

The price of an option. The sum of money that the option buyer pays and the option seller receives for the rights granted by the option.

Granted, that may not be the case for the Middle East sovereign wealth funds, which tend to be a function of oil prices.

The coalition with the Conservatives is still new, and "its stability should not be taken for granted" , he says.

She said pleas to be at her partner's deathbed were not granted because the Lacey, Wash. , couple were lesbians.

In such a case a motion for a directed verdict would be granted and the case dismissed.

I used to take it for granted that I'm better than my car mechanic is much more clever.

Prosecutors said there was a significant chance he might abscond if granted bail.

KCNA said the pardon was granted after Clinton apologised for the journalists' behaviour.

Granted, some Fed staffers have said that they would hike rates in the face of high jobless rates if the wider economy required such a move.

In the south most of Munster had been granted away , though Kerry's was as yet untouched .

Outlook is such a fixture of office and computer life, its potential as a central life-organizing inbox is easily taken for granted.

I take it for granted that no hearer of mine will misinterpret what I have to say as the language of cynicism.

Decisions of the Circuit Court of Appeals can be appealed further to the U. S. Supreme Court, although such appeals are rarely granted.

The listing of specific powers is not intended to limit or restrict the general powers granted in this Power of Attorney in any manner.

China-watchers are taking for granted an early interest rate hike, with one probably coming in the next few days.

To which certain access permissions have been granted by the security policy .

Any national plant variety right or patent granted for a variety, in relation to which a CPVR already exists, will be ineffective .

He knew that Lars Nelle had been so liked by the locals that they'd granted him the privilege of being buried in their cherished churchyard.

Our friendship came so easily that we took it for granted, and when it began to unravel, neither of us had a clue how to mend it.

But he said to them, "Do not detain me, now that the Lord has granted success to my journey. Send me on my way so I may go to my master. "

In life of plenty and prosperity we seem to take everything for granted.

I mean, you know, what was life like before the mobile phone, the things that you take for granted?

All Information is for your general reference or use pursuant to any licence separately granted by us only .

Today, Ahmadinejad on Israel and the United States several times to speak to the "mad castigated granted, " it seems like a breath.

In an attempt to end the nation's obsession with the Watergate controversy, he granted a full and absolute pardon to Richard Nixon.

The purpose of authorization is to determine whether an identity should be granted the requested type of access to a given resource.

Grant a pay phone Permission was granted and a policeman accompanied him to a pay phone.

This property specifies whether the 'Log On As Service' privilege should be automatically granted to the specified Logon user or not.

"Our government has lost sight of the powers they were granted, " she said.

A role is a database object to which one or more DB2 privileges, authorities, or other roles can be granted or revoked.

A habit-free existence would be a robotic existence; it would be one in which nothing could be taken for granted.

The extraordinary scope of our memory is just one of the many wonders of the human body that we often take for granted.

The next morning, the first thing the potter did when he woke up was to test whether God had granted his wish.

Any reproduction rights granted are by way of non-exclusive licence and no partial or other assignment of copyright shall be implied.

But Christine Ockrent, one of France's best-known journalists and a personal friend of the first lady, was granted a rare interview.

Ordinary moment between a father and a son, the kind you take for granted, because you assume there will be many many more.

Seven Chinese car companies have so far applied for licences in Russia but only one of them, Chery Automobile, has been granted approval.

If Li Xiaojuan has her way, the rest of the world will no longer be able to take cheap Chinese labour for granted.

Granted, we could refactor the code in such a way that we could put a similar, ordinary, assertion on the field.

If a user is listed in a deny access list or is not listed in an allowed access list, then the user cannot be granted access to the server.

There is usually no defense against malicious code if it is granted these permissions.

Great post, Jon. I'm not even close to taking Yao for granted, but it always helps to get a reminder of how lucky we are to have him.

He took for granted that the invitation included himself.

We thought we were hot stuff because we could hook up our remote offices around the country to it, something now taken for granted.

Because oral argument is not always granted, the attorneys must have strong writing skills.

Granted, it's not enough to quit your day job, but a little extra dough for almost no effort never hurts.

About 2. 2m people had been granted residency in Chongqing, authorities there said, after new hukou policies introduced a year ago.

He almost ignored Julia, seeming to take it for granted that Winston could speak for her.