Sentence examples for grant action from inspiring English sources

"There was a common assessment that the changes that have taken place are not sufficiently one-directional as to grant action now," the E.C.B. president, Mario Draghi, said after leaving policy unchanged last Thursday.

Speaking at a news conference, Draghi said: "There was a common assessment that the changes that have taken place are not sufficiently one-directional as to grant action now… Having said that, as I said before, we stand ready to act".

California FINANCING PACKAGE -- $3 billion over 10 years USES -- Capital investment and grants OTHER ACTION -- Research grants are tied up in litigation; training grants have begun.

Mr. Durbin first proposed in April 2010 that the president should grant deferred action to young students.

For immigrants who come forward and qualify, Homeland Security authorities will use prosecutorial discretion to grant deferred action, a reprieve that will be valid for two years and will have to be renewed.

The memo finds that it is "theoretically possible to grant deferred action to an unrestricted number of unlawfully present individuals," but rejects that option as politically "controversial" and too expensive.

A federal judge in New Orleans refused to grant class action status to lawsuits claiming that thousands of Gulf Coast hurricane victims were exposed to potentially toxic fumes while living in government-issued trailers.

And in February President Bush signed a measure into law allowing corporate defendants to transfer state suits against them to federal court, where judges are less eager to grant class action status.

Congress and the Supreme Court have acknowledged that the executive branch has the authority to grant deferred action for humanitarian reasons.

The DHS has the authority to grant Deferred Action to any noncitizen at any stage of the deportation process.

DAPA is a proposed immigration policy that would grant deferred action, protection from deportation, and a work permit to undocumented immigrants who have children that are American citizens.