Sentence examples for freely granting from inspiring English sources

Under a cap-and-trade system they do so by freely granting, rather than auctioning off, carbon permits to certain interests.

In most states, marriage licenses are freely granted to couples being wed by ministers ordained online.

Eighty-five percent of the CO2 allowances will be freely granted, and the rest will be auctioned.

So I freely grant that optimizing for one goal is better than dealing with the fuzziness of multiple goals.

Yugoslav consulates in China freely grant tourist visas to Chinese, and the legal passage to Yugoslavia eases the way for illegal entry to the rest of Europe.

In Nashville, where millions in fines have gone uncollected, a special "indigency docket" has raised questions about whether waivers of court debt are too freely granted.

Holding the unruly, the thugs, in check is the famous "common power" to keep all men in awe — a governing body, an arm of the state, freely granted a monopoly on the legitimate use of violence.

I have had people ask me for passes, and then ask me, 'What sort of songs does Zubin Mehta sing?' Events like this are ordinarily managed in a way in which access is not freely granted to everybody.

Broad Institute, MIT, and Harvard University partners have made CRISPR-Cas9 technology broadly available to the research community, and have freely granted licenses to academic scientists, and non-exclusively to industry partners, for development of research tools and reagents and will continue to do so.

(c) 2008 University of Chicago; permission to republish is freely granted to members of the Washo community.

Here's how it works: Yugoslav consulates in China freely grant tourist visas for a fee; the Chinese then fly into Belgrade two flights a week for a short visit before gaining illegal entry into Europe.