Sentence examples for grant outright from inspiring English sources

Although the taxpaying appellants prevailed on the merits of their Commerce Clause claim, however, the Bacchus Court did not grant outright their request for a refund of taxes paid under the law found unconstitutional.

Although this did not grant outright control of the strategic waterway, it did give Britain leverage.

They say the bills don't grant outright exemptions to the California Environmental Quality Act, or CEQA, like Roski got.

A number of top military companies, she shows, were granted outright monopolies, which wiped out competitive civilian companies.

Unlike the German patent system, the American system gives judges the option of awarding proportionate damages instead of granting outright injunctions that ban sales of disputed products in cases where "irreparable harm" cannot be demonstrated.

On the night of August 16 17, 1919, Poles in Silesia who were disappointed that Upper Silesia had not been granted outright to Poland staged the first of three Silesian Uprisings against the Germans.

In his sweeping moves on Friday and Saturday, Mr. Ryan granted outright pardons to four men because he believed they were innocent, cut the sentences of three others to 40 years, and created 164 new lifers.

Their proposal to move it from the Department of Housing and Urban Development to the Department of Commerce is about killing the grants outright.

Granting outright control of an account has consequences like one mother, who creepily posted from her dead son's profile, "Thank you to whoever put the flowers on my grave".

But those days are over, he said, because China is no longer inclined to grant cash outright without structural reforms from the receiving government, he said.

The BIA also typically does not grant asylum outright but rather sends the case back down for the immigration judge to consider asylum in light of the BIA's findings.