Sentence examples for granted to all from inspiring English sources

What civil liberties are granted to all Americans?

By 1953 French citizenship had been granted to all New Caledonians, regardless of ethnic origin.

For a while the Scot was besieged by the faint praise granted to all overachievers.

The benefit would be granted to all, to avoid creating "invidious distinctions" between rich and poor.

The freedom to accept or refuse a husband is a right granted to all women by Islam.

■ A "basic income", first proposed by Thomas Paine is an income unconditionally granted to all on an individual basis, without any means test or requirement to work.

Make wise the councils of the men who sway The Britain here, the Britain far away: And grant to all, that every rightness willed In this beginning reign may be fulfilled.

And in 2011, Obama worked with the US Centers for Disease Control CDCC) to create the Coordinated Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Program, which awards grants to all 50 state health departments to build capacity for addressing chronic illnesses, including obesity, diabetes, cancer, and heart disease [ 72].

We added a summary of all permissions granted to an application (Figure 10).

Earrings are more than just baubles in a patent granted to Ken Aricola, Richard Morton and John Ross, all from California.

Iraqinews.com says that Baghdadi dedicates a "grant" to all Isis members who wish to marry, including a house, furnishings and a $1,200 monthly salary.