Sentence examples for granting additional from inspiring English sources

Granting additional licence would mean endorsing a measure of unreasonable force, a position which would be indefensible and possibly illegal.

This raised increasing alarm in Russia, and, while notionally granting additional security to its new members, it meant that security in the continent had become divisible.

But the commission now intends to "be cautious and guarded before granting additional exemptions in the area," according to the draft proposal.

Village officials seek to attract proposals for new condominiums near the train station by granting additional floors, and therefore more apartments, to developers.

Some watchers suggested that voting power would not increase for countries granting additional money — perhaps cash-rich emerging nations like China.

Shouting Likud members descended on them and threatened that if they did abstain Likud would vote against a bill they have sponsored granting additional government benefits to large families.

Another granted additional discretion to judges in sentencing.

Why should corporations be granted additional rights that their constituents already have?

Even biathletes were granted "additional training opportunities to ensure athletes know every inch of the course".

Earlier on Saturday, counter-terrorism officers were granted additional time to question the Ukrainian nationals in connection with the explosions.

But since partial terms do not count against the limit, he would be granted additional time in the Council by the change.