Sentence examples for allow granting from inspiring English sources

Most systems allow granting read/write permissions to users, groups and the general public.

concessĭo, ōnis, f. [concedo, I. B. 3.], an allowing, granting, conceding, permission, leave (rare, but in good prose).

It is now common for research councils to allow grant money to be used to pay these so-called author fees.

On Monday, the N.C.A.A.'s president, Mark Emmert, said he supported a proposal that would allow grants to athletes to be increased by $2,000 because most do not have time for jobs during the season.

The National Institutes of Health is changing agency policy to only allow grant application materials to be accepted after submission of the application but before the initial peer review if they result from unforeseen administrative issues.

Stephen Trotter, of The Wildlife Trusts, condemned the decision to allow grants to peas and beans: "Nitrogen-fixing crops improve the soil but don't help wildlife at all," he said.

Senior Democratic member, Representative George Miller, offered a substitute amendment that strengthens the 21st CCLC program by including provisions that require school-community partnerships and allow grant renewals for the programs that are innovative and demonstrating results.

In New York, the Russell Sage Foundation, which finances and publishes research in the social sciences, allows grant applicants to submit their proposals by e-mail attachments.

Now the Reit structure allows grants to be invested and cashed in at the end of a social housing project's viable existence.

She did float the idea of allowing grant-maintained schools – which could opt out of council control – to become selective, much to the chagrin of her then Education Secretary, Kenneth Baker.

NIH only recently started allowing grant proposals to be submitted in the names of more than one PI.