Sentence examples for grant of any from inspiring English sources

Instead, she concluded, the framers did not see the Constitution's vesting of the nation's "executive power" solely in the president as a grant of any substantive power.

"We are a nation called to defend freedom — a freedom that is not the grant of any government or document but is our endowment from God," he told the group.

In a February speech he declared, "We are a nation called to defend freedom -- a freedom that is not the grant of any government or document, but is our endowment from God".

"The granting of an easement, without any environmental review or tribal consultation, is not the end of this fight ― it is the new beginning". .

"The granting of an easement, without any environmental review or tribal consultation, is not the end of this fight — it is the new beginning," Tom Goldtooth, executive director of the Indigenous Environmental Network, said in a statement.

3. Weapons It is forbidden to establish factories to produce weapons and materials particular to them without granting of any explicit permits for the situation, just as it is forbidden to establish shops to sell public weapons besides personal weapons and deal in them without prior knowledge and agreement from the responsible military amir in the wilaya.

The granting of any required financial assistance under the mechanism will be made subject to strict conditionality".

They feel the 2003 reforms to the licensing laws, and rules introduced in 2009 that allow councils to put a block on the granting of any new licenses, have seriously damaged their working conditions.

In fact, they feel reforms to the licensing laws brought in in 2003 and rules introduced in 2009 that allow councils to put a block on the granting of any new licences - both promoted by those who profess to be acting in dancers interests - have seriously damaged their working conditions. .

The First Amendment is not a grant of immunity for any business, and antitrust scrutiny does not end where editorial judgment begins.

The hazard lies in any grant of immunity to the witnesses testifying before any of the Congressional committees investigating them.