Sentence examples for considering whether to grant from inspiring English sources

Congress is now considering whether to grant the F.D.I.C. such authority.

John Bercow, the Commons Speaker, is considering whether to grant an urgent question on gay marriage.

A Maryland appellate court is currently considering whether to grant him leave to appeal his denial of post-conviction relief.

Because a baby would be considered a child actor, the Dutch Social Affairs Ministry is considering whether to grant a work permit for the appearance.

The Federal Aviation Administration is considering whether to grant the state final approval to give control of the airport to a private company.

The state and the district medical examiner's office, which can exhume decades-old bodies if the deaths appear suspicious, are still considering whether to grant permission.

The court will now consider whether to grant permission for him to continue with his appeal bid.

After an emergency filing by the Justice Department the next day, an appeals court temporarily stayed the ruling while it considered whether to grant a longer stay.

The issue could face a crucial test next week when a federal judge in San Francisco is scheduled to consider whether to grant the Recording Industry Association of America's request for a preliminary injunction to shut down Napster.

So Mr. Baluchi waits in detention, running laps to keep in shape until Feb. 24, when Immigration Judge LaMonte Freerks will consider whether to grant him asylum or deport him to Iran.

On July 26, Chief Judge Marilyn Patel of the Federal District Court here is scheduled to consider whether to grant the recording industry's request for a preliminary injunction that would shut down Napster pending a trial.