Sentence examples for example grant from inspiring English sources

Such an agreement could, for example, grant the Palestinians their sovereign state and provide Israel meaningful security.

Congress could, for example, grant funds to an organization dedicated to combatting teenage drug abuse, but condition the grant by providing that none of the money received from Congress should be used to lobby state legislatures.

For example, Grant & Eisenhofer, a law firm representing a Louisiana public employees' pension fund, asked the Delaware Chancery Court in November to order Hershey to open its books so that the fund could verify shareholders' claims that the chocolate maker had worked with suppliers who used illegal child labor in Ghana and Ivory Coast.

A State might, for example, grant a concession to exploit an oil field and, after the development has been successful, it could try to recapture some, or all, of the value, perhaps by imposing taxes or by an out-and-out expropriation.

For example, grant and tenure success depends on researchers' ability to publish in top journals, but as Wu observes, "translational research deals with patients, and patients aren't a model system.

For example, grant review committees can provide applicants with the opportunity to supplement their written applications with discussions of the project and the idea via Skype.

Goldman Sachs, for example, granted its employees a total of sixteen billion dollars in compensation and benefits.

Article One, for example, grants Congress only the power to "support Armies" and "maintain a Navy".

Two somewhat older marriage contracts, for example, granted equal rights to both partners, even in divorce.

The United Kingdom last year, for example, granted gay couples extensive rights of inheritance, tax benefits and more.

The CIA, for example, grants access to human intelligence gathered from agents and operatives.