Sentence examples for designed to grant from inspiring English sources

For example, the Upanishads describe rites or performances designed to grant power or to obtain a particular kind of son or daughter.

The massive boom in Qatar's construction sector will bring hundreds of thousands of south Asian migrant workers into a culturally, politically and socially homogenous region in which slavery's moral repugnance has not yet been fully recognised, and a country whose labour market was designed to grant employers absolute control over their workers.

Set-up and model are designed to grant an accurate study on main aeroelastic phenomena in bridge engineering.

Our proposed self-discretionary bandwidth granting scheme (SDBG) is designed to grant the bandwidth to each SS in a fair manner.

Essentially, the DCF mechanism, which relies on the carrier sense multiple access with collision avoidance (CSMA/CA) algorithm, is designed to grant equal transmission opportunities to all devices in the network including the access point (AP) and its clients.

The new raise is similar in size to its most recent funds, but contains a separate vehicle: a $350 million fund, designed to grant NEA the ability to make later-stage investments without reducing the capital pool of its new, core $2.8 billion cash pool.

The block grants are designed to give local educators greater flexibility to tailor programs that meet the needs of their districts, according to federal lawmakers, while keeping STEM education a high priority.

As has been widely reported, Rep. John Fleming (R-LA), under the guise of "religious liberty," introduced an amendment to the FY14 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that, in reality, is designed to officially grant permission to anti-gay service members to freely discriminate against and harass LGB service members, despite the fact that DADT has been repealed and DOMA has been overturned.

First of all, it's not clear whether her Born This Way Foundation is designed to make grants.

The "mega grants" were designed to be one big grant instead of smaller grants every year.

Beneath the surface of the liberal state and the legal rules designed to limit violence and to grant a monopoly on its use to a freely elected government, there is a national character that has to be protected — or, perhaps, invented.