Sentence examples for can't grant from inspiring English sources

I can't grant them wishes.

"The court can't grant concordat without such a plan".

"And if you'd listened you'd know I can't grant it to you anyway".

And you can't grant blanket absolution to those in the American audience who smugly blame Heene and television exclusively for the entire embarrassing episode.

And the commission can't grant immunity unless it is under their statute.

Ultimately I can't make anyone forgive me, I can't grant them the forgiveness that would lighten their hearts.

We certainly can't retroactively grant ourselves the kind of intense childhood exposure that Shenk describes for many of his greats, like Mozart and Yo-Yo Ma.

States can't just grant individuals and businesses the right to discriminate against under-protected groups under some squishy definition of "religious freedom," can they?

Be sure to check into this option when booking your flight, because these discounts often can't be granted after the ticket is purchased and confirmed.

Things we once took for granted, we can't take for granted anymore.

"Nothing is black or white; things are always changing; what you thought you took for granted you can't take for granted anymore".