Examples of 'board granted' in a sentence
Meaning of "board granted"
board granted: Refers to the approval or permission given by a board or committee. It is commonly used in the context of official decisions or licenses being authorized by a governing board.
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The Board granted the application in part.
Apparently, after watching Anand, the board granted their permission to shoot the film.
The Board granted the Union 's application seeking imposition of a first collective agreement.
INSERT the DATE that Treasury Board granted the authority for the debt write off.
The Board granted NRCC 's request for practical as well as legal reasons.
In June of this year, the Parole Board granted her request for parole.
The Board granted that request.
My lady. Uh… permission to board granted.
One year later the board granted the commission to Zaha Hadid.
The Board granted Target 's rehearing request.
Actually, the board granted David 's parole.
The Board granted the declaration sought by P.S.A.C. and in its reasons it stated,.
In October 1970, the US Civil Aeronautics Board granted Dan-Air a foreign carrier permit for a five-year period.
Facts The Board granted Hydro two energy export permits.
The next day the board granted his request to be filled, upon vacancy.
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A federal conciliation board granted a satisfactory settlement, but in 1910 the CPR fired its 400 southern European employees.
In October 2011, the NIF Board granted provisional approval for this flagship initiative.
Authorisation of the board granted at the Annual General Meeting held on 3 June 2015.
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