Sentence examples for explicitly grant from inspiring English sources

If comfortable with allowing you access, he or she may explicitly grant the institution permission, waiving FERPA rights.

Among its provisions, the constitutional revisions would make Berber -- a minority language in Morocco -- an official language alongside Arabic, and would explicitly grant the government executive powers.

The federal law that requires schools and colleges to protect the privacy of students' educational records does not explicitly grant students and their parents the right to sue for breaches of that privacy.

The Constitution grants to Congress the power "to coin money" and to "regulate the Value thereof" — but it does not explicitly grant an exclusive right to do such things.

Writing for the court, Justice Stephen G. Breyer pointed out that the Constitution did not explicitly grant Congress the power to criminalize conduct or imprison offenders, but that the necessary-and-proper clause made each possible.

The bill, an acronym for Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors, would explicitly grant illegal immigrants enrolling in college six years of conditional residency that would enable them to work, drive and possibly be eligible in more states for in-state tuition.

The final draft of the reformed Constitution explicitly grants the government executive powers.

Moreover, Mr. Marshall had power of attorney through this period, which explicitly granted him the ability to give himself gifts, Mr. Hafetz said.

I suggested that most privacy experts prefer opt-in systems where information isn't collected until the user explicitly grants permission.

If we are to have a "healthy" federal system (as contemplated by the Constitution), powers not explicitly granted to the national government should remain reserved to the states.

(In fact, the Bush Administration went beyond this claim, arguing that Congress had explicitly granted the President this authority, in a bill passed after the attacks).