I have taken you for granted!

And the reason is that you take it for granted.

That's one thing you Americans take for granted, you know?

Yet, like a heartbeat, it is often taken for granted.

Vera was taking it for granted, I would.

We have a fine school that you take for granted.

But we don't. We take our consciousness for granted.

With flexible management, it will not, therefore, be necessary to automatically add three teams for the third courtroom.

We take it for granted that he will succeed in his business.

Why shouldn't she?

Serves you right.

It is right that such criminals should hang.

We take the good for granted, and we moan and groan at the bad.

So let me ask you something you may take for granted.

So, naturally, I had my vest and my identification.

It's only natural that I stand tral for you!

It's only natural that you'd want to kill me.

This problem comes from the heart, for valid reasons.

It's very hard to know, by the way, what it is you take for granted.

Pakistan has demonstrated extreme self restraint. This is often taken for granted.

She's sure to succeed.

We are rightfully proud of it.

Sure you did. You have the best excuse for losing.

Africa has rightfully been the recent subject of increased attention on the part of the international community.

If he weren't the Harkness grandson, would I be allowed to stay in this room?

So while Sally, the office manager, was teaching me to speak in the day it's hard, because when you're a kid, you take things for granted.

As a current non permanent member of the Security Council, Denmark can certainly testify to that.

It's a funny thing because the rest of us occupy it quite frequently and quite well.

We were wrong because we thought, naturally enough, in nation state ways.

That's not what I think you take for granted, I'm sure you're familiar with that already.

Although it still represents a substantial amount of work, 12 cases is indeed a perfectly reasonable number of cases to have on the docket of the International Court of Justice.

A periodic assessment of the needs and workload of the different subregions must be carried out as a matter of course and followed up by appropriate executive action (paragraphs 31 33) (SP 04 002 007).

Older persons must be included in policy implementation and evaluation as a matter of course.

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

It occurs to me that there shall be nothing wrong that men shall die.

That's why, surgery was the right thing to do.

We were perhaps taking her for granted, and maybe she didn't like that that much.

I soaked it up and I thought, how could I ever have taken this for granted?

Remembrance can never be taken for granted, it is a duty that must be constantly renewed.

And it's a great thing actually that nobody's had to think about it here today because it means that we can take this for granted.

So I immediately called her up, of course.

Simon Lewis Don't take consciousness for granted

Most definitely you don't want to pay the bribe.

I think that he will definitely become a teacher.

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