Sentence examples for grant title from inspiring English sources

They are similar in concept to a mortgage, except that they do not grant title or possession to the creditor.

It would grant title to all landholdings up to 1,500 hectares (3,700 acres) occupied before 2005 in the Amazon, comprising an area the size of France, and ban further land claims.

The W.B.A. has already given its blessing for the Lewis-Michael Grant title bout on April 29 and has ordered the winner to fight Ruiz within 90 days of that bout.

The huge costs of opening and closing enterprises, the tremendous rigidities in labor markets, the weak institutional ability to grant title to and enforce property rights, the lack of quality control in the education systems and insufficient competition in most economic sectors are some of the factors that consistently conspire against productivity.

Peru's President has signed a partnership with these countries, pledgying to grant title of at least 10+ million additional acres of forest to indigenous people, who are often the best preservers of their forests.

He interpreted this provision to mean only that the commissioners could not grant title after one year, not that the property rights held by virtue of the Spanish grants were void.

This partly overlaps a proposed reserve for an Indian tribe that eschews contact with the modern world.AIDESEP complains that governments have been slow to settle Indian land claims and grant titles, and quick to grant concessions to oil companies and loggers.

It was the Emperor's right as head of the Executive branch to grant titles and honors.

Does this Constitution any where grant the power of suspending the habeas corpus, to make ex post facto laws, pass bills of attainder, or grant titles of nobility?

From his new position, Dušan could grant titles only possible for an emperor to grant, such as despot, sevastokrator, and ćesar.

Bradburn believed that only the federal government had the authority to grant titles in the area near the coast, and that as the representative of the federal government he was the only individual who could authorize surveys of the land.