Sentence examples for granted to more from inspiring English sources

The "laws of Lübeck" were later granted to more than 100 cities in the Baltic area, and the example of Lübeck greatly influenced the economy and appearance of those cities.

Though Balanchine himself was reared in this theater, his comparatively cool ballets have yet to ignite the acclaim granted to more pyrotechnic items on the five-hour gala program.

McCrory said in a statement that North Carolina "has been denied basic voting rights already granted to more than 30 other states to protect the integrity of one person, one vote through a common-sense voter ID law".

DACA allows undocumented young people who came to the U.S. as children before June 2007 to apply to stay and work legally for two years or more, and has thus far been granted to more than 550,000 people.

The award carries no title but is granted to no more than 65 recipients at any one time.

63% of these petitions were granted to employers with more than 25 employees.

With an endowment of $17.5 billion, it now dispenses about $700 million a year in grants to more than 350 researchers.

The financial help that the foundation gives is more public: $3 million in grants to more than 400 young Americans in film, dance and theater.

Over the past 30 years, Mama Cash has made grants to more than 6,000 women's, girls' and transgender rights groups around the world.

Leeds City Council's grants to more than 100 arts organisations including Opera North and the West Yorkshire Playhouse will remain roughly level at £2.5m per year.

In 2010, the CTSA program supported 445 graduate students and postdocs on graduate and postdoctoral fellowships, and 485 CTSA-related training grants to more senior scientists.