To these classes of arms obtained by Americans from overseas must be added such instances as the grant of arms to President Dwight D. Eisenhower in Denmark.
This is almost exactly the same amount as the grant of £2,300 given last year to help small schools afford free dinners for pupils in Key Stage 1 but no longer on offer.
If parliament conferred discretionary power on an official in wide terms (such as "to act as he sees fit", or "in the public interest"), then the courts would interpret such a power as the grant of an infinite authority, with which they could not properly interfere.
The extension of citizenship continued in the early 2nd century, as in the grant of full citizen rights to Arpinum, Formiae, and Fundi in 188.
"She underestimated and misrepresented the gravity of the situation without obtaining evidence of her own, made no inquiries and sought no assurance as to the grant of bail before, and repatriation after, trial in the US".
This was as important a decision, in its own way, as the granting of the 2008 Summer Olympics to Beijing on Friday.
In the East humans are regarded as complete when they participate in God; in the West humans are believed to be autonomous, sin is viewed as a punishable crime, and grace is understood as the granting of forgiveness.
Because of the increasing number of privileges and immunities enjoyed by envoys, some theorists sought to undermine the concept of extraterritoriality by highlighting its attendant abuses, such as the granting of asylum in embassies to notorious criminals and smugglers.
And just as the granting of more and more rights and choices to women is a measure of a society's embrace of modernity, so the revolt against modernity initiates a rush to rescind the meagre gains toward participation in society on equal terms with men won by women, mostly urban, educated women, in previous decades.
In one sense, the controversy hinges on issues as old as the granting of patents.
The name change, as well as the granting of autocephaly, was officially accepted at the 14th All-American Sobor (also known as the 1st All-American Council in recognition of the Church's new-found independence) in October 1970.
