Sentence examples for consider granting from inspiring English sources

He and Pitt resigned (1801) when King George III refused to consider granting political rights to Roman Catholics.

Federal officials have said they will consider granting waivers if states can show their markets are likely to be disrupted.

Mr. Cameron also suggested Thursday that if Scots rejected independence, his government would consider granting Scotland more powers.

The Liberian peace accord urged the transitional government to consider granting blanket immunity to the country's warring parties.

In June, the City Council held a hearing to consider granting more funds for services for runaway and homeless youths; the Council ultimately decided against the request.

Ecuador has said it will consider granting him asylum if he can get here, or to one of the country's embassies abroad.

Mr. Hoyer said he was "profoundly disappointed" that Congress would not consider granting Washington's 600,000 residents a vote in the House.

There, leaders were prepared to consider granting Athens more time to fix its finances and cement assurances that Greece could and should stay in the euro currency union.

Mr. Obama has said that the company must reroute the pipeline to avoid sensitive lands and waters before he will consider granting a construction permit.

Morocco still rules out a referendum that would include the possibility of independence but may consider granting wider autonomy.Euro-apathyMost voters stayed away from the European elections.

Not only is it too soon to consider granting him another title, but making him chairman could prove a distraction from his day-to-day responsibilities.