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relaxations and relaxations that are | granted | on application have long been |
by the public should be | granted | relaxations for any aspect of |
of term pleading to be | granted | a class attendance certificate despite |
an extension certificate has been | granted | in respect of the patient |
immediately before the certificate is | granted | is in hospital the approved |
immediately before the certificate is | granted | is in hospital the medical |
the emergency detention certificate was | granted | the patient had a responsible |
immediately before the certificate is | granted | the patient is in hospital |
immediately before the certificate is | granted | the patient is in hospital |
immediately before the certificate is | granted | the patient is not in |
immediately before the certificate is | granted | the patient is not in |
the approved medical practitioner who | granted | the short term detention certificate |
and insert means a certificate | granted | under mrs mary mulligan 147 |
and insert means a certificate | granted | under new amendments to bills |
hospital authorised by a certificate | granted | under section 31 1 of |
hospital authorised by a certificate | granted | under section 35 1 of |
specified in any other certificate | granted | under that subsection would exceed |
ii if the certificate was | granted | without consent to its granting |
and i refused and ii | granted | and c the number of |
operators were a made b | granted | c refused d granted on |
b granted c refused d | granted | on appeal and e refused |
application 1 refused and 2 | granted | r s1w 28503 lord james |
take place before authorisation is | granted | in the first place both |
the deputy s superior who | granted | or renewed the authorisation the |
ensure that before authorisation is | granted | the person who considers the |
out what licences we had | granted | already that covers the situation |
for which licences have been | granted | but which have not been |
how many firearms licences were | granted | for the purpose of gamekeeping |
is to be laid has | granted | a deed of servitude in |
if such a deed is | granted | and duly registered which cannot |
relation to such a deed | granted | as mentioned in section 34 |
deed of variation or discharge | granted | as mentioned in subsection 1 |
land register of any deed | granted | it is recommended that the |
take regarding the planning permission | granted | by glasgow city council in |
for marr 30 11 98 | granted | permission appendix iii 4 but |
that permission will not be | granted | since there is already a |
whom these rights have been | granted | fishing rights have been granted |
granted fishing rights have been | granted | to many private individuals companies |
offence if they have been | granted | a search warrant by a |
had a warrant of sale | granted | before the bill came into |
warrant of sale has been | granted | prior to the bill coming |
after a warrant has been | granted | the matter goes to court |
that hearing people take for | granted | an easier experience for those |
that hearing people take for | granted | contributes to a feeling of |
what hearing people take for | granted | is severely restricted for bsl |
and if the application is | granted | he shall notify the appellant |
for grant aided status be | granted | committee agreed to pass the |
secure status gaelic should be | granted | through legislation the same recognition |
whilst these institutions were only | granted | university status relatively recently some |
applied for but not yet | granted | and what powers are available |
deciding which institutions should be | granted | degree awarding powers 16 the |
and decision making powers are | granted | it would be fair to |
the privy council to be | granted | taught degree awarding powers university |
have legislative powers to be | granted | the right to bring proceedings |
reasons why it should be | granted | and ii where he is |
of occupancy if it was | granted | for a term of less |
secure tenancy if it is | granted | for a term of less |
for offenders 11a a tenancy | granted | for a term of less |
an additional 28 000 was | granted | last year 8 000 this |
600 000 would have been | granted | to the region i must |
or discharge shall not be | granted | before the date specified in |
by virtue of a qualification | granted | in a member state shall |
by virtue of a qualification | granted | in a member state shall |
not take that peace for | granted | a year ago in the |
in scotland sometimes take for | granted | but which are often regarded |
we should never take for | granted | during our visit to inverness |
situations that we take for | granted | for example one can go |
odd what you take for | granted | i also popped into my |
that art lovers take for | granted | in los angeles hanover and |
never take the sector for | granted | sometimes we have airy fairy |
but you take it for | granted | that it s the same |
the eu almost take for | granted | this is a radical time |
have started to take for | granted | we are now part of |
take the voluntary sector for | granted | we must recognise the tremendous |
which so many take for | granted | working in collaboration with colleagues |
which so many take for | granted | working in collaboration with their |
seek my former vows ye | granted | me before o haud your |
or may in future be | granted | to papers dated before 1 |
shops which is taken for | granted | by other people supported by |
can safely be taken for | granted | for every component a case |
known and is taken for | granted | here was bruce s killing |
that you ve taken for | granted | m762: of course yes f963: |
had always unconsciously taken for | granted | made the man wish the |
they d taken things for | granted | we realised when bill left |
46 of this act 13 | granted | the secretary of state the |
the airfield was closed were | granted | a under the highland and |
were a sought and b | granted | under i section 1 1 |
applies to warrants to search | granted | under section 134 1 of |
a residential property will be | granted | under section 6 2 unless |
something most people took for | granted | but for joseph a name |
mmhm f963: took it for | granted | that that was how it |
we just took it for | granted | that we were welcome anywhere |
sort of took it for | granted | that when i said christmas |
reviewing of adoption orders once | granted | and in particular what scope |
applications are likely to be | granted | in respect of particular species |
why a power should be | granted | without an example of the |
and research degrees has been | granted | by the privy council pre |
which valid derogations have been | granted | from the urban waste water |
social behaviour orders have been | granted | in stirling clackmannanshire and fife |
norman lord who had been | granted | land in the area by |
such approval had previously been | granted | to another couple for the |
scottish executive how many awards | granted | for freight facilities grant and |
in public use should be | granted | relaxation of a regulation if |
a licence should not be | granted | the view of the registrar |
ye jist tak it for | granted | a your life every lassie |
men taking their wives for | granted | a clannish lot the women |
scots whit english taks for | granted | an that s that nae |
and and taking things for | granted | and f963: yeah mm m762: |
condition for planning consents being | granted | for major developments in the |
circumstances in which surveillance is | granted | for person a but is |
its own back benches for | granted | however given the government s |
fish for them that is | granted | or owned the right to |
a delay such as that | granted | to the greek government for |
of the owner was not | granted | assistant chief constable gordon if |
an order if it were | granted | by an english court i |
north east of scotland were | granted | bail in each of the |
were inserted after the word | granted | where it first appears the |
fund surplus indemnities to be | granted | by scottish ministers to the |
his double advert would be | granted | free admission a letter from |
of outline consent can be | granted | s1w 1440 mrs margaret smith |
as fewer warrants would be | granted | unlike the first option the |
fishings on the ness once | granted | by royal charter was removed |
conference kelvin clyde greenspace have | granted | gow substantial funding to help |
d worried about it but | granted | himself absolution early on in |
that review was sought and | granted | through the trade unions and |
in 1394 king robert iii | granted | a licence to build a |
their way shore leave was | granted | six hundred sailors swarmed ashore |