Sentence examples for capacity to grant from inspiring English sources

The U.N. has no capacity to grant asylum.

A common question has arisen from the experience that notice of a proposed impoundment may enable an infringer to defeat the court's capacity to grant effective relief.

Yet this interpretation of legitimacy does not mean that stakeholders have the same capacity as regulators to grant or withhold an operation's right to exist.

They argue that the human embryo is just too small, too unlike us in appearance, or too lacking in consciousness or sensitivity to pain or other critical mental capacity to be granted a place in the human family.

Numerous later texts, including the epic Mahabharata (c. 300 bce–300 ce) and several of the mythological Puranas (c. 300 750 ce), elaborate on the capacities of particular sacred sites to grant boons, such as health, wealth, progeny, and deliverance after death.

Academic and research institutions are the desired recipients for research funding for HSR because they are perceived to have the capacity to prepare grant applications and implement them.

According to experts, the capacity to seek and grant forgiveness is one of the most significant factors contributing to marital satisfaction and a lifetime of love.

Providing feedback to agencies that clearly have a mandate and desire for community-based research should make it easier for communities with the capacity to receive grants directly.

Oxford University behaved consistently with framework requirements by establishing a long-term collaboration with Mahidol University and strengthening its capacity to administer grants and coordinate ethics approvals for clinical trials.

In the Bhagavad Gita Arjuna longed to see Krishna in his "divine form" transcending creation but the awesome vision that severely tried Arjuna's capacity to endure it was granted at Krishna's sole discretion.

Too often its capacity to heal is taken for granted.