Sentence examples for failure to grant from inspiring English sources

Glynn will get £100,000 for "failure to grant a performance share award in March 2015".

Perhaps the most common critique of the prize is that the failure to grant one for the past two years has reinforced negative stereotypes of Africa.

The government's failure to grant key concessions was met with anger by thousands of protesters manning the barricades in the capital.

Are landlords in the private rented sector solely to blame for their failure to grant longer tenancy periods or accept tenants on benefits?

The same as option 1, except that the failure to grant Scotland extra powers is the result of a backbench Tory revolt.

The £1m donation comes on top of the £300,000 Desmond gave Nigel Farage's party in December, which led to speculation he was responding to the Conservative party's failure to grant him a peerage.

Censorship of transgressive art cannot be equated, as too many transgressive artists seem wont to do, with the failure to give it grants.

With Jemima's rescue of Maria, Wollstonecraft appears to reject the traditional romantic plot and invent a new one, necessitated by the failure of society to grant women their natural rights.

One was his failure to be granted tenure at the University of Chicago in 1973, though he had taught there for a decade and been widely published.

Prior to that big break, the attorney general experienced a host of knockbacks, the bitterest being his failure to be granted a seat to fight at the 1990 general election after unsuccessfully contesting a Labour stronghold five years previously.

PRESIDENT HUGO CHAVEZ of Venezuela, speaking to leaders of the OPEC countries in Caracas last week, urged crybabies lamenting the high price of oil to direct their anger at national taxes or, in the case of the poorest countries, at the failure of the rich to grant them debt relief.