Sentence examples for granting at from inspiring English sources

Granting at least a short-term victory to the livery and black-car operators who filed suit against the city, Justice Carol E. Huff issued a temporary restraining order until March 19, when the two sides are scheduled to reconvene.

Now, the lending agencies say, they will start granting at least some debt relief when a nation produces a far less rigorous interim strategy, with full relief granted later when the more comprehensive plan is finished.

This would entail national governments surrendering some of their powers on those frontiers and granting at least some authority over refugee admissions, detentions and deportation to EU bodies such as Frontex, the fledgling borders agency.

Based on a thorough review of events as they now stand, we cannot conclude that plaintiffs have demonstrated a substantial threat of an irreparable injury that would warrant granting at this time the extraordinary remedy of an injunction pending appeal, and thus at this time we need not address the likelihood of success on the merits; nor do we address now the merits of the underlying appeal.

By using fuzzy logic and internal model control, the scheme manages to adapt the bit rate, granting at the same time the reduction of the power consumption and the satisfaction of the Quality of Service requirements.

Think of Locke's empiricism (i.e., anti-nativism), his attention to language and its workings and related errors, his granting at least the possibility of materialism being true, and his scepticism about revelation.

Stock was granted at the current price".

These were granted at market lows".

"We can take nothing for granted at this point".

Granted, at $350, the fee is not inconsiderable.

In June the permits were granted at last.