Sentence examples for grant very from inspiring English sources

He said he would grant very few interviews, and would not allow tape recorders.

While this would circumvent Republican opportunities to filibuster, it would also grant very few individuals enormous power to cut deals in much the same way that Sens. Nelson and Lieberman did.

Because sensitizing drives would have no effect in the absence of their associated molecule – and in some cases vice versa – they could grant very fine control over the geography and extent of population suppression with minimal ecological risk.

The government has granted very few approvals to demonstration applications since the legislation came out.

Ramos wanted an interview with Castro, but Castro granted very few, and those were given to sympathetic journalists.

Traditionally, royal females who have not had the luck to become queens regnant have been granted very limited roles.

Responding to Mr. Chaffetz, the president noted that his administration had granted very few waivers and exceeded its predecessors in its limitations on lobbyists.

A key point in this program was the promulgation of a new constitution, which granted very limited powers to Asians and Coloureds but which made no concessions to the black majority.

The Italians granted very generous terms to the French: the only French territory that they claimed to occupy was the small frontier tract that their forces had succeeded in overrunning since June 20.

Instead of "faith," such concepts as revelation, authority, or tradition could be (and, indeed, have been) cited; and "reason," though unambiguously meant to designate the natural powers of human cognition, could also be granted (and, in fact, has been granted) very different meanings.

You want to continue the flow and, in one respect, it was very impressive that they could go on at all.' Because the referee stopped the fight, as it were, rather than the performers, they were granted very generous interpretation of rule 353, which states: 'Deductions are applied for each violation as follows: -1.0 for every fall.