Sentence examples for and to granting from inspiring English sources

The second was the Instrument of Accession, by which the ruler of the princely state in question agreed to the accession of his kingdom to independent India, and to granting India control over specified subject matters.

In 2006 Congress gave it powers to require companies to open their books and to grant immunity to whistle-blowers.

Bailey said: "I sincerely appeal to Minister Dutton to look into this case and to grant justice to Mojgan".

The aforementioned crisis of 1962 with France led him to restore the National Council and to grant a new, liberal constitution.

The House committee initially proposed a special commission with subpoena power, the right to hold hearings and to grant immunity.

In return, Mr Morsi is said to have offered to sell the Sinai peninsula to Israel or perhaps to Mr Obama, and to grant military bases to the Pentagon.

He enters office promising to create 1.3 million jobs and to grant additional loans to small business owners and college scholarships to high school graduates.

To allay antitrust concerns, U.P.S. had agreed to sell some business units and to grant rivals access to part of its airline network.

Amnesty International called for Malaysia not to deport Mr. Kashgari, to immediately disclose where he is being held and to grant him access to a lawyer.

We urge the Chinese government to protect you from ill-treatment and to grant you access to your family and a lawyer of your own choice.

His position on proposals to repeal the Corn Laws (import duties on foreign foodstuffs) and to grant political rights to Roman Catholics was equivocal.