Sentence examples similar to explicitly granting from inspiring English sources

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

That version explicitly grants an authority that is merely implicit or ambiguous in the first version.

The Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution explicitly grants Congress authority to regulate interstate commerce.

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

The real challenge here is Facebook was allowing developers to access data of people who hadn't explicitly granted that.

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).

The Constitution explicitly grants each senator a six-year term, and no state has the right to terminate a senator before his time is up.

First, the new health care law explicitly grants permission to employers to offer rewards of up to 30 percent of the total cost of health insurance to employees.