Sentence examples for grant to release from inspiring English sources

The recordings come at the close of a five-year project for the Centre for Robert Burns Studies, funded by an Arts and Humanities Research Council grant, to release a multi-volume edition of Burns's work "We've always intended with the songs of this edition to foreground performance as well as print," said Carruthers, the Centre's director.

Finally, at the end of May, the White House drug office granted permission to release the report on the condition that the center first brief the Mexican ambassador, Arturo Sarukhán, about its contents.

Lyft and JUMP were granted permission to release 250 scooters each, as well as 500 bikes.

This information hasn't come to light until now because the employees' attorneys were only granted permission to release the information publicly on Sunday.

Last week, a judge in Hartford granted a request by five mall opponents in New Haven to enjoin the state's budget secretary from granting final approval to release $60 million in state grants and bonds toward the mall's construction.

The judge said the district court was not a forum where the complex matters of the case could be addressed; he could only grant an order to release Teitiota from custody.

Several also called on the government to grant them permission to release data about the number of classified orders they received.

His comments came a day after the judge granted his request to release his court-appointed military lawyers so that he could represent himself.

Even so, the initial application was turned down and it took years of delay before the Scottish Executive granted the licence to release three families of beavers there in 2009.

Sexton had one of his Damascus-like visions at half-time, which led him to plot the game's only try, but his general game management was pretty good too: he showed a mature appreciation of options and had obviously been granted the freedom to release his team from deep positions when the circumstances were right.

But the scheme's fatal flaw was that neither the ARBs nor the GRTF were granted the power to release prisoners.