Sentence examples for grant it to from inspiring English sources

"And if you'd listened you'd know I can't grant it to you anyway".

A few states grant it to the doctor in the absence of such surrogates.

The question, though, is whether he and his Administration believe that gay people have the constitutional right to marry, whether or not state legislators grant it to them.

I grant it to you, but you must make me a promise …" Le Figaro, the first paper to preview the work, asked: "Total fiction, writer's dream, true story?

In November, California voters will quite likely have to decide whether to take marriage away from gay couples rather than whether to grant it to them.

While I disagree with blanket amnesty for illegal immigrants, if you grant such a favor to one immigrant group, you must grant it to all.

He wants to return to registering copyright, rather than automatically granting it to all content at the moment of its creation.

King Charles I of England granted it to Lion Gardiner in a royal patent.

"But they are certainly entitled to it as long as the clear meaning of the statute grants it to them".

The two years Western governments quietly granted it to fix the country's messy politics are drawing to a close.

South Australia moved to acquire the land, and in 1863 the British government granted it to them.