That could not be taken for granted.

This approval cannot be taken for granted.

As a result, the continued openness of industrial country markets cannot be taken for granted.

No implicit alliance can be taken for granted.

Volunteers should not be taken for granted as free humanitarian power that does not need investment.

All this cannot be taken for granted in Eastern Europe.

Their Lord s punishment is not to be taken for granted .

But that the United Nations should be involved is taken for granted.

This is something that cannot be taken for granted in countries like Iraq.

As a result, mainstream conservatives are more likely to compromise on principles that we have long taken for granted, such as civil equality and religious freedom.

Above all, its conclusions and results must not be anticipated or taken for granted.

It prompted serious soul searching and recognition that safety can never be taken for granted anywhere.

But, even if rapid productivity growth is possible under current circumstances, it cannot be taken for granted.

But this change cannot be taken for granted and requires support from the EU and the US.

What ! has He taken daughters out of what He himself creates , and granted to you sons for choice ?

What ! has He taken daughters out of what He himself creates , and granted to you sons for choice ?

Therefore also I have granted him to Yahweh. As long as he lives he is granted to Yahweh. He worshiped Yahweh there.

The Chhapra tragedy has at least focused attention on a scheme that public opinion has largely taken for granted.

That Europe can find the will, the means, and the confidence to play that role cannot be taken for granted.

As women's health is dependent on a number of clinical factors, inaccessibility to medical services and professionals denies them these fundamental services that are taken for granted by women in urban centres.

The implication is clear trust between the members of the eurozone cannot be taken for granted, but must be earned and maintained.

Yet, despite these international initiatives and efforts by Maghreb governments, the situation is fragile stability and security cannot be taken for granted.

Unfortunately for Putin, when the former is called into question by popular protest, the latter can no longer be taken for granted.

The specific needs of developing countries must be taken into consideration and favourable access to markets should be granted to small countries.

And, of course, the resurgence of nationalism and extremism of all kinds around the world is a potent reminder, as if any were needed, that peace is not to be taken for granted.

But such partnerships can t be taken for granted on a continent where the quest for natural resources has fueled decades of violent conflict.

But, given huge income disparities. China s leaders still face enormous challenges in maintaining domestic stability, and continuing quiescence cannot be taken for granted.

This leave is sought and granted as a matter of right.

But if this arrangement collapses, and increasing material prosperity can no longer be taken for granted, many things could happen few of them pleasant.

Reconciliation may seem far off for, say, the peoples of Japan, China, and South Korea, but it is taken for granted by today s Europeans.

It is apparent that the satisfaction of the most elementary human needs cannot be taken for granted in a large part of the planet.

The fact that an accident such as Fukushima was possible in Japan, one of the world s most advanced industrial countries, is a reminder that, when it comes to nuclear safety, nothing can be taken for granted.

It seems unlikely. His efforts to provide better healthcare for Americans, for example, is not so much an innovation, as an attempt to catch up with arrangements which most Europeans and Japanese have long taken for granted.

It was simply taken for granted that what is supposed to be public space the streets of Moscow was appropriated for a vaguely menacing private message.

Wish granted.

Foreign nationals and stateless persons can be granted asylum as established by the legislation.

The lesson that Schroeder drew was to insist that Germany could no longer be taken for granted and would demand a role commensurate to its size and weight.

They all thereby indicated that democracy is not some kind of natural condition, nor some end point of history whose stability and permanence can be taken for granted.

Making all this happen requires moving toward a new model for ensuring that we are more productive globally with core resources that we have long taken for granted.

And We granted him Isaac and Jacob as a gift and each We made righteous .

And We granted him Isaac and Jacob as a gift and each We made righteous .

PARIS It is almost taken for granted nowadays that this is to be the Asian Century, marking an irreversible political economic shift in global power from West to East.

As a result of the conflicts that had taken place in Afghanistan, many people had been displaced within their own country, while others had taken refuge in Pakistan and also in the Islamic Republic of Iran, a country that had recently decided not to host all the refugees to whom it had granted asylum during the war.

What we have learned from recent years experience what we should have known all along is that the supremacy of critical thought in political dis course cannot be taken for granted.

As of June 2001 a total of 1,553 student loans had been granted by the government.