Sentence examples for considerable grants from inspiring English sources

Muḥammad ʿAlī thus became effectively the sole landholder in Egypt, with a monopoly over trade in crops, although later in his reign he made considerable grants of land to his family and dependents.

Overall, the complex of HP1 with an H3K9Cme3-mononucleosome displays considerable flexibility, granted by the mobility of the H3 tail and the HP1 hinge.

This claim to home-grown authenticity grants considerable leeway.

Ian McLaughlan, chief executive of Youth Scotland, pointed out that considerable public-sector grants were still available in Scotland, funded by the Scottish government.

Courts must consider many factors and exercise considerable restraint in granting remedies that have international ramifications".

He often had no alternative but to grant considerable leeway to subordinate officers on distant campaigns.

Two members of the company — Cartier Anthony Williams and Marshall Davis, Jr., both veterans of "Noise/ Funk" — were granted considerable time alone.

Prisoners of war are given comprehensive protections under the Third Geneva Convention, while civilian prisoners are granted considerable protection under the Fourth Convention.

But while Britain has relatively little emotional attachment to Northern Ireland and Spain has already granted considerable Basque autonomy, Corsica strikes a more complex historical chord in France.

California has long been a popular destination for those seeking surrogates: it has reasonably friendly case law, with the commissioning parents granted considerable rights (and responsibilities), and law firms specialising in contracts between intending parents and surrogates.

Justice Clarence Thomas, writing for the court, said "there would be considerable danger" in granting patents on natural phenomena because that approach would "inhibit future innovation" and "would be at odds with the very point of patents, which exist to promote creation".