Sentence examples for from the granting from inspiring English sources

In time, they should adopt the permanent solution: finally delinking naturalization and artificial time limits from the granting of lifesaving assistance to these refugees.

In addition, it now appears that he will end his first year as chief executive as many other governors and presidents of the last three decades have, by keeping his distance, at least publicly, from the granting of pardons and clemency.

From the granting of a visa to Gerry Adams in 1994 to the appointment of George Mitchell as a peace envoy disguised as an economic adviser -- all done against the odds -- Mr. Clinton has deftly handled the dicey relations between London and Belfast and Dublin and Washington.

A major argument behind the idea of sovereign money is that money creation comes largely from the granting of credit by commercial banks.

However, Bélanger cautioned, "additional funding from the granting agencies will be needed to keep the research going once the infrastructure has been set up".

If the application is successful, the candidate will be offered a temporary contract covering the period of financial support from the granting agency (usually for 2 years).

This work was primarily supported by a grant-in-aid from the Health Science Research grant from the Ministry of Health and Welfare of Japan.

Permission from the Committee of Institutional Ethics granted the privacy of individual publish.

He recused himself from the grant-making process.

Around £800,000 was used from the grant in order to pay staff, it was reported.

Coigach Community Development Company is preparing to purchase the site for £110,000 using money from the grant from the Scottish Land Fund.