Sentence examples for Granting to from inspiring English sources

Granting to some extent the force of the objection, we can say, on this view, that God's moral goodness cannot consist in God's adhering to what is morally obligatory.

Granting to skeptics that democratic decision-making mechanisms might be problematic, they argue that deliberation is primarily what is needed to address the legitimacy deficit that global governance institutions face because of their disregard of democracy (see also Appiah 2006).

We were therefore very grateful to you for recently granting to us Core Participant Status.

(a), which related to granting to or holding of required station licenses by aliens, was struck out.

Among the matters the delegates were to take up was granting to the federal government the power to suppress insurgencies like Shays Rebellionn.

The General Assembly approved partition on November 29, granting to Jews some 5,500 square miles, mostly in the arid Negev.

Many of the documents have unique historical importance, like the 1493 papal bull granting to Spain lands recently discovered by Christopher Columbus.

CONSTANTINOPLE — Despite further reports that an agreement has been reached, the granting to Turkey of the terms she asks for an armistice does not seem likely.

But earmarks take it one step further, granting to specially favored lawmakers the ability to bypass formulas for allocating federal funds and pluck money from the budget.

Norfolk had volunteered to argue against the resolution, granting to their guests the easier argument, and the one that would win over the prison audience.

He's a freaky control freak who sees and seizes the benefits of granting to his charges a kind of semi-demi-freedom.