Sentence examples for granted to every from inspiring English sources

In various forms, that has been granted to every president since Franklin Roosevelt.

I think of its Constitution, with its inalienable rights granted to every citizen still a model for the world.

The treaty established a European Union (EU), with EU citizenship granted to every person who was a citizen of a member state.

She sits with her hair in pins and rollers, which is not a sight granted to every man, and attacks her lunch as if she had just come off a starvation diet.

Radio Free Asia says the country launched an intensive "greenification" programme last year, with more power granted to every province's forestry department.

I would be very glad if the requests we made for Mohamed are granted to every single player of the national team that needs them". An EFA spokesman said reports that Salah could miss the game are "not right".

Rule consequentialists can respond that we should not claim special rights or permissions that we are not willing to grant to every other person, and that it is arrogant to think we are less prone to mistakes than other people are.

But the Royal Society group insists that this is a popular myth, pointing out that the number of patents granted to universities every year has risen by 136% between 2000 and 2008 and that high-tech industrial parks have recently emerged in several major U.K. towns and cities.

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, seven B.S. degrees are granted to women for every 10 granted to men; three M.S. degrees granted to women for every five granted to men; one Ph.D. degree granted to a woman for every two granted to men.

The Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize is granted to ten scientists and academics every year.

NBC, CBS and ABC owe it to the American people, and to the requirements of the licenses granted to its stations, to show every night of the convention in its entirety, not just a one hour block on three of the four nights.