Sentence examples for but also grant from inspiring English sources

Endeavours have been made to establish American authorities who would not only record but also grant arms.

The mafias exploit them, but also grant them living space in abandoned areas outside of town, and they keep the police from running too many checks or repatriating them.

The argument was over he concluded and the court should not only judge in his favour but also grant "such further relief to which they are entitled (although they are quite content at the moment)." Follow Giles Richards on Twitter: giles_richards.

But it has also been generous with its intellectual capital not only giving away videos on the internet but also granting licences to enthusiasts to stage TEDx events.

After initially supporting him, Pier Luigi Foschi, the chief executive of Costa Cruise, the Carnival Cruise subsidiary, spoke of "human error," but also granted legal assistance to the captain.

This year games have been returning to that idea but also granting real effect to those choices, using the technical and creative sophistication the last two decades have brought.

Wahid not only returned the region to the status of a single province but also granted it a significant degree of autonomy.

Descending introduced a whole new set of muscles to be twanged viciously out of tune, but also granted access to our higher brain functions.

Cole is expected to serve their runs, but also granted license to express his own gifts, and his own very evident joy in being back.

"The court is saying that all voters must be treated the same way under Ohio law, but also grants Ohio's 88 elections boards the authority to establish 88 different sets of rules.

Very similar worrying phrases were found in Microsoft's terms and conditions earlier this year, for instance, when a tool that could guess how old you were went viral — but also granted the company the option to use and publish those photos.