Sentence examples for be granting from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the production said that Ms. Ambrose would not be granting interview requests.

Should we be granting asylum to people who are wanted in their own countries?

Should an emissary with unlimited power be granting children money when their father chose to leave them nothing?

"The president will not be granting interviews about the football coach until the season is over," she said.

One was an investigative series on an arcane city agency discovered to be granting huge tax cuts to insiders.

Western banking authorities mentioned these figures as one reason why they would not be granting any Russian bank a banking license in the near future.

If a policy is unclear, and managers appear to be granting time off inconsistently, it can create the impression that they are playing favorites, Mr. Jamrog said.

Rogers says for the Fisa court to include an advocate would be granting a "higher level of protection for terrorists overseas" than US citizens get before grand juries.

But the president will, in effect, be granting millions of migrants currently in the US illegally permission to remain in the country without fear of deportation.

The recent crackdown on protesters of the election results indicates that he may be granting greater influence to the military and security apparatus.

Will my prayer be granted?