Sentence examples for giving title from inspiring English sources

In the early 1950s the state declared the area of the village to be state land, giving title to the Israel Land Administration.

After Ohio lawmakers prevented the state from giving Title X grants to Planned Parenthood, the organization applied directly to the federal government for Title X money.

They can be mitigated with the right policies, says the IDB: more and better medical and agricultural research, for instance, giving title deeds to property owners, and providing weather information.

The business of giving title to these digital landholdings has made Icann a plush operation – as evidenced by the slick event at the Hilton Metropole (complete with lavish free social programme).

The deed giving title to New York State is expected to outline broad objectives rather than draw a blueprint for the 172-acre island, a former military base upon which few New Yorkers have ever set foot.

Mr. de Soto has argued that giving title to squatters fosters growth by enabling entrepreneurs to leverage their capital; squatters can use their homes as collateral to obtain a loan to start a business or renovate a house, or sell a home and buy a new one.

Note the redundancy, but notifying the reader about access restrictions for a given title is essential.

But paying football and men's basketball players isn't feasible, given Title IX regulations and politics.

Each unhoused family would be given title to a flat of 225 square feet (21 square metres).

"I can't see how some kids are given title fights after only 15 or 20 fights," he said.

Use both the acronym and the spelled-out form of any given title, certification or organization.