Sentence examples for grant to refuse from inspiring English sources

When the Senate reinstated Stanton, Johnson told Grant to refuse to surrender the office and let the courts resolve the matter.

Municipalities have the right to grant or to refuse the role of the founder of service provider.

Parents are granted the right to refuse that the data on their children is included in the SCCR.

It is perfectly possible for the United Kingdom to refuse to grant an extradition request.

On Monday, the Supreme Court refused to intervene in the case, leaving Ms Davis no legal grounds to refuse to grant licenses to same-sex couples.

It is somewhat different to take away a right than to refuse to grant it.

Few primary or secondary schools are financially secure enough to refuse federal grants.

Thus, even if there exist more than 130 permissions in Android, a user will be asked to grant or refuse permissions to a specific application only nine times at most (one per group).

The government then has three months to decide whether to grant or refuse the development.

The chancellor decided each case on its merits and had the right to grant or refuse relief without giving reasons.

"Some of our colleagues seem to take this duty very lightly, or for granted, and refuse to accept that responsibility".