Sentence examples for grant guards from inspiring English sources

Prisoners are in no hurry to get to another cell, and since the almost entirely hypothetical dangers of transportation grant guards "hazard pay"—which I've overheard amounts to one and a half times the regular rate they take their sweet time as well.

Granted, the guard Alex killed at the start of the season was a recent hire, but did no one notice that he never clocked out?

Earlier this week, State Senator James W. Wright, a Republican of Watertown, introduced a bill to grant private security guards who patrol nuclear and electric generating plants peace officer status, allowing them to carry automatic weapons and make arrests.

It also grants Russian border guards many of the rights of Abkhaz and South Ossetian citizens.

If Prescott and his cohorts press for cuts in the Scottish grant then Gordon Brown, guarding his Scottish fiefdom, may well feel himself under attack.

So, he said, they struck a truce under which the prisoners would not try to break out of the prison and the guards would grant them more space, autonomy and food.

It grants Russia's border guards, a division of the Russian Federal Security Service, or F.S.B., any land or buildings needed to patrol the area.

The story came courtesy of the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, a group that provides grants to artists and guards the legacy of Pollock and his wife, Lee Krasner.

That's assuming someone doesn't break it first, or happen to lower his guard and grant a friend a favor, à la Favre.

Mr. Jassim said that little information had come from the Americans and that Iraqi investigators had not been granted access to the guards.

Researchers tend to think of their grant proposals as carefully guarded information that will be seen only by peer reviewers in strictest confidence.