Sentence examples for and granting them from inspiring English sources

But neither can you teach people peace except by according them dignity and granting them hope.

To have any hope of establishing winning squads, college coaches must try to deprogram their young stars — but only after first flattering them and granting them scholarships.

Mr. Yew, himself a playwright and director, has ruffled feathers during his time at Victory Gardens in part by sidelining several longtime members of the Playwrights Ensemble and granting them "alumni" status.

Providing teachers with better working conditions, more opportunities for professional development, and granting them greater freedom to chose what and how to teach their coursework could do much to make the profession more appealing to top-notch graduates.

The new emperor, Bahādur Shah I (or Shah ʿĀlam; ruled 1707 12), followed a policy of compromise, pardoning all nobles who had supported his dead rivals and granting them appropriate postings.

He was going to propose building up the role of the correspondents and granting them more on-air time for each piece, which meant subtracting time from the anchor.

Of these, many have actively incorporated pilgrimage and cultural routes and granted them pivotal roles in tourism development.

On Tuesday the supreme court said keeping the men on death row indefinitely was wrong and granted them mercy.

According to Fahey's deputy, Helena Keleher, the government acceded to Vatican pressure and granted them immunity from testifying.

Meanwhile, the contractors have returned to work after an appellate court ordered them to do so and granted them some back pay.

Moldovan authorities have also had to contend with separatist rumblings from a Turkic minority, the Gagauz, and granted them special autonomous status in a 1994 agreement.