Sentence examples for granted out from inspiring English sources

Slave marriages were not granted out of the goodness of "ole massa's" heart.

But they said the government's request to block Judge Phillips's injunction should be granted out of deference to the judgment of Congress and the military, and in light of the fact that decisions by four other federal circuit courts finding the law not unconstitutional were "arguably at odds" with Judge Phillips's rulings.

Concerned with reform of the church, he called on St. Boniface for help and in 742 summoned the first Frankish council in nearly 50 years; in 743 the Synod of Estinnes regulated the problem of church lands seized by Charles Martel and granted out to his vassals.

The master has returned and granted out wishes once again, people.

Because just so we all think we are inexplicably sun-proof, so we all also expect our stomachs to be somehow immune to contaminated water, and that we can drink and chew what we like without any sort of anal repercussions, and what I am saying is: most people in this country can't even drink out of a French tap without shitting, so don't take anything for granted out there.

As fast as high street tax-breaks are granted, out-of-town shopping centres expand, and transport links to the neighbouring vampire metropolis are improved.

We will share things together, be able to be more efficient and save money so we can grant out more.

"We will grant out of operating income for many decades, not by selling property," Mr. Justen said.

Then, it grants out their investment to fund programs that sustain the community.

Some of these foundations will have youth advisory councils -- groups of youth who grant out money for local youth programs from a youth directed fund.

"We had 170 grants out there.