Sentence examples for grant letters from inspiring English sources

The Qingdao investigation will make banks more reluctant to grant letters of credit, even when legitimate, hampering imports and so weighing on prices.

Although the statute prohibited most royal monopolies, it specifically preserved the right to grant "letters patent" for inventions of new manufactures for up to 14 years.

Had the Constitution's framers viewed executive power generously, they would have allowed the president, not Congress, to grant letters of marque and reprisal.

Of course, the light that really matters does not even start to shine until March 2009 when we receive our grant letters.

It had not complied in full with financial management requirements set out in the DCSF grant letters, nor had it put in place "appropriate governance arrangements".

Article I, Section 8, grants Congress the power to "provide for the common defence and general welfare of the United States... To declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and makes rules concerning captures on land and water; to raise and support armies... and to provide and maintain a navy.

He replied: "We have yet to finalise the grant letter and I can't share with the committee the grant letter which has not yet been sent".

"Ministers will announce the detail of funding for higher education through the grant letter to the Higher Education Funding Council for England".

At the time of writing, universities were still waiting for the grant letter from HEFCE, with the expectation that places will be frozen or even cut again.

But teaching and research funding – even after the £180m efficiency savings and the reductions in December's grant letter – will still actually grow between 2009-2010 and 2010-2011.

2012 will see the appointment of a new director at the Office For Fair Access and the rest of arbitrary, artificial targets The new year will open with the government's grant letter to HEFCE for 2012-13.