Sentence examples for grant one to from inspiring English sources
A lender must grant one to eligible borrowers with federal loans who can't find a job or encounter other economic hardship, or who enroll at least half time at a postsecondary institution or in a graduate fellowship program.
Since when did a badge, cruiser and a gun grant one to be wholly above the law while assigned to uphold it?
It was never exactly clear to me why you'd deny a minor an abortion in a case of statutory rape, but grant one to a minor in a case of incest, and then turn around and deny it again for non-minors who were also incest victims, but there you go.
A ten-member advisory panel voted unanimously to grant Walcott a waiver to compensate for his lack of education requirements for the position; they had been divided over whether to grant one to Black.
That would allow Stephen Hawking, who predicted such radiation in 1974, to collect a much-deserved Nobel prize just as discovering the Higgs would surely grant one to Peter Higgs, who realised the need for such a particle in 1964.
Biden's staff, deluged with interview requests since Beau's death, decided to grant one to Stephen Colbert, the new host of CBS' "Late Show," to explain where the vice president was both as a grieving father and potential candidate.
Again, only the seed of a story was provided: a reclusive star of the first magnitude who has not permitted an interview for years grants one to a very private, literary writer, one of whose books she happens to like.
The aide said Pro Choice members are frustrated that the White House has repeatedly refused to grant them an in-person meeting, despite having granted one to Nolan.
To come and perform in Ariel is to grant one's tacit approval to this abnormal situation, which leaves Israel as the last country in the Western world that keeps another people under occupation.
In Michigan, there were two SERC grants awarded; one to the Muskegon and Oceana Community Action Partnership (MOCAP) in West Michigan and Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency (OLHSA) in Southeast Michigan.
Nancy and I discovered that they have multiple different types of grants – including one to recruit senior scientists to Texas who wouldn't necessarily come here otherwise.
