Sentence examples for about whether to grant from inspiring English sources

Magistrates typically reach decisions about whether to grant bail inside 10 minutes.

These safeguards sufficiently address concerns about floodgates and bad apples that often obscure the debate about whether to grant these children asylum status.

As such, she argues, local authorities are making decisions about whether to grant licences without full access to the facts.

"It's not only about whether to grant the asylum, because for Mr. Assange to leave England he should have a safe pass from the British (government).

It is not about sitting blithely by while pundits assert that both sides in a debate about whether to grant equal/human rights are equally legitimate.

Outside of California and a handful of states in the Northeast, including New York, decisions about whether to grant temporary freedom to immigrants fighting deportation are left to Homeland Security officials.

A decision keeps being postponed about when, and whether, to grant Athens another big portion of loan money it needs to stay afloat.

"There is some debate about what 'exceptional circumstances' mean when deciding whether to grant absence for students during term time," the union's guidance said.

Planning authorities will be told that on some occasions considerations about the economy should outweigh the environment when deciding whether to grant permission to build.

This week, for example, the three railroad commissioners delayed a decision on whether to grant a permit for a disposal well in Palo Pinto County, about 70 miles west of Fort Worth.

Or governors deciding whether to grant clemency?