Sentence examples for grant landing from inspiring English sources

The Nigerian government said it would grant landing rights to a plane chartered by the Home Office to deport Mr Muazu if it tried again.

By refusing to grant landing permission to French NGO boat The Aquarius last week, Salvini, the populist leader of La Lega — a coalition party in the country's new government — brought into sharp focus the meaning of his campaign slogan: "Italy First".

New York, which then claimed present-day Vermont, disputed New Hampshire's right to grant land west of the Green Mountains.

To swell his army, the king needed to add new vassals, and he inevitably had to grant land to some of them from his own demesne.

This allowed him to grant lands to his nobles as a privilege, conditioned on their military support.

In January 1831, a new state land commissioner, Jose Francisco Madero, arrived to grant land titles to people who had settled in the area before 1830.

There is, however, no charter evidence showing Æthelbald's consent to Kentish land grants; and charters of Aethelberht and Eadberht, both kings of Kent, survive in which they grant land without Æthelbald's consent.

Her policy there was to grant land to her courtiers and prevent the rebels from giving Spain a base from which to attack England.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court and Tennessee Supreme Court soon issued opinions to the same effect, holding that states could grant land that the federal government had not yet purchased from Indians.

There are no private beaches in Spain so authorities grant land use permits -- for a fee -- so restaurants can do business.

She will have the power to judge cases, settle disputes and, most important, grant land use to the people under her rule.