Sentence examples for capable of granting from inspiring English sources

The couple travel to the California desert, to a new world, one capable of granting revelation.

Nonetheless, it was widely recognized that children are not capable of granting consent.

Rather, it seemed a logical turn of events in a cosmos capable of granting Donald Trump three hundred and four votes in the Electoral College.

The government said Friday that the country's own courts had been "rehabilitated" after the war and were now capable of granting Mrs. Gbagbo a "fair and equitable trial".

By "responsible," he means "capable of granting law enforcement access to plaintext". Given the DOJ's answer to the question I posed above, it comes as no surprise that in this framing, by definition, end-to-end encryption of communications is irresponsible.

Defendants argue that a stay should be granted because the New York Court is the only court capable of granting complete relief because the New York Action includes claims that can only be adjudicated in federal court, specifically claims under Exchange Act § 10(b) and Rule 10b-5.

Eastern Europe has a deep scientific tradition and there's no reason to believe they are not capable of winning grants.

And no denizen can be of the privy council, or either house of parliament, or have any office of trust, civil or military, or be capable of any grant from the crown.

In the 1990s, a congressional "decency test" turned lawmakers into wayward art critics capable of vetoing grants to expecting artists who didn't meet Congress' moral standards.

In the 1990s, a congressional "decency test" turned lawmakers into wayward art critics capable of vetoing grants to expecting artists who didn't meet Congress' moral standards.

The arts and divinity programs were reconstituted as University College and science was reorganized under the newly incorporated Hamilton College as a separate division capable of receiving provincial grants.