Sentence examples for consider grants from inspiring English sources

The paper recommends "continuing to consider grants [of the right to stay in the UK] where agency delays mean even failed asylum-seekers are still in-country after several years".

… We can help with essential items such as washing machines, fridges and clothing but can also consider grants for sensory toys, computers and much needed family breaks together" Immune Deficiency Foundation (www.primaryimmune.org)—Provides information and support for patients with a primary immunodeficiency disease.

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

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

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.

The Fed is already, informally, beginning to supervise these "payment and settlement systems," but Mr. Bernanke suggested that Congress "should consider granting the Federal Reserve explicit oversight authority".

But before the Health Department could consider granting final approval, the city's Department of Buildings had to approve a change in the certificate of occupancy.

Maybe he means that this part of the agreement would be oral, or that he would consider granting sovereignty to an Islamic council rather than to the Palestinians.

According to Das, she had offered Mechkowski documentation in support of Ragbir's case, and Mechkowski had said that he would consider granting him a stay.

Saudi concern with preventing this kind of change is a reason it has been slow to consider granting independent tourist visas, which are not offered.