Sentence examples for give a grace from inspiring English sources

The police will give a grace period of about "a month or so," he said, and will notify drivers about the law, especially those with out-of-state license plates.

The federal and provincial loans both also give a grace period to students borrowing money, meaning that those who take a loan don't have to start paying it back until six months after graduation/leaving school.

All players were given a grace period to report because of the uncertainty involving when training camps would open.

Existing customers will be given a "grace period" of varying time before they move to the new price.

People were given a grace period during which they could transfer their money to real-name accounts.

Christians will be given a grace period before they have to start pay jizya, a special tax, and Golani takes for granted that Sharia will be implemented.

In New York City, the Education Department warned principals in the spring that they would have to collect the money, but after principals protested, they were given a grace period.

"The Bank of New York had some bad luck and was given a grace period by their customers, but eventually the grace period will expire," Mr. Mayo said.

All customers who accidentally slip into the red or go over their overdraft limit will be given a grace period in which to put things right.

Besides, Dr. Ibrahim said, the ministry's decision does not violate the new law, since pharmaceuticals are given a grace period until 2005 in developing countries like Egypt.

Some states are stricter than others Wisconsin, for example, requires welfare recipients to engage in some kind of work immediately, while Massachusetts gives a grace period of 60 days but almost all have cut their welfare burden (see map).