Sentence examples for grant phone from inspiring English sources

The ruling does not force municipalities to grant phone companies a video franchise, but it does require a decision within 90 days.

After new emails came to light last week showing executives with the Clinton Foundation tried to help donors gain access to her and other State Department officials, Mrs. Clinton did grant phone interviews to CNN and MSNBC.

House and Senate Democratic leaders are headed into talks today that they say could lead to a breakthrough on legislation to revamp domestic surveillance powers and grant phone companies some form of immunity for their role in the administration's warrantless wiretapping program after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

As the week went on, Mr. McAfee granted phone interviews to more reporters (though none to me, with whom he's declined to communicate since my first Gizmodo piece).

The Bush administration has asked Congress to grant the phone companies immunity from lawsuits arising from the program.

The plan also asks state regulators to grant local phone companies more rate flexibility, saying it will help them make rates more attractive to big business customers, who keep considering private telephone networks to reduce costs.

After many requests, Mr. Edelman granted a phone interview and then cut it short.

When you have a sizable lead, it's important not to take things for granted or phone it in, so to speak.

Granted, the phone doesn't have a headphone jack, but these phones aren't designed with living, breathing human beings in mind, people with common and easy-to-predict needs and expectations.

In addition to being small and granting your phone WiFi powers, the miniature card works with Skype, so that you can turn your cell into a VOIP phone in short order.

I wanted – no, had – to know more, so I dropped the Instagram account a message and was granted a phone conversation with Uncle Bal.