Sentence examples for grant a title from inspiring English sources

A mineral authority allows the minister for mines and energy to waive requirements under the act, including seeking public comment, and to grant a title for as long as deemed appropriate.

Sometimes a king would grant a title or land in recognition of their illegitimate children, who could not succeed to the throne.

He agreed to grant a title shot to Bret Hart, who, like Diesel, was also a fan-favorite.

Yes, Louisiana State playing Alabama will make for a compelling game, even if it is a rematch and grants a title shot to an Alabama team that didn't even make the S.E.C. championship game, writes Stewart Mandel on SI.com.

The following week, Orton was granted a title rematch against Cena at Unforgiven.

However, Cameron's tag team partner Naomi went on to beat Paige in a non-title match, leading to Naomi being granted a title match at Money in the Bank, which Paige won.

The Undertaker was granted a title shot, but Jim Cornette, Yokozuna's American spokesperson, included a clause in the contract that The Undertaker would not get a rematch if he lost.

A velvet-bound book containing documents signed by Holy Roman Emperor Josef II in 1785, granting a title to composer Johann Ferdinand Richter, is displayed next to a bulb lamp from 1966.

The governor had recommended him as "a man of intelligence and ability, more capable than anybody else I know here to accomplish every kind of enterprise and discovery....". Louis XIV was sufficiently impressed by him to grant him a title of nobility.

Styles failed to win the contest in under ten minutes, which granted Daniels a title match.

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