Sentence examples for been granted to poor from inspiring English sources

Many of the loans had been granted to poor people, who would not have qualified without signed letters from Ms. Madikizela-Mandela.

Many of its loans are granted to improve the conditions of the poor in developing countries of the region.

Previously, its checks were so poor that loans were granted to people who had no chance of ever repaying them, with many living on unemployment or disability benefits.

And it was selective: deferments were granted to college students in particular, leaving the poor and working-class much more liable to serve.

The benefit would be granted to all, to avoid creating "invidious distinctions" between rich and poor.

Mazagaon was granted to António Pessoa.

Universal suffrage is granted to residents.

But it seems unlikely to have been granted: and a world where Disney gets to determine everything said about Disney World would be a poor place indeed.

Until now, rich nations that have emitted most greenhouse gases since the Industrial Revolution have been expected to take the lead with "commitments" to cut emissions while the poor have been granted less stringent "actions".

The midfielder missed the club's pre-season tour having been granted extended leave after Brazil's poor Copa América campaign, when he carried extra responsibility for Dunga's team in attack once Neymar was ruled out of the tournament with a four-match ban.

In the following years Gustav III introduced a number of enlightened reforms: torture as an instrument of legal investigation was abolished; freedom of the press was granted; the poor law was amended; religious toleration was accorded; free trade was promoted; the navy was strengthened; and in 1777 a comprehensive currency reform was carried out.