Sentence examples for granting both from inspiring English sources

Most publishers now require freelance writers to sign contracts granting both print and online rights.

"Yet we are granting both criminal and civil immunity to citizens who don't have nearly the same levels of firearms training as police officers".

Precisely to avoid accusations of inciting mass rallies – as Mr Miranda now accuses us – Globo covered the protests without mentioning them prior to them actually taking place, granting both sides the same airtime.

The court's ruling granting both newspapers the right to publish continues to resonate today, as the desire of the government to keep its secrets and the responsibility of the press to monitor its workings come into frequent conflict.

In Colombia, a government frustrated by its inability to end three decades of warfare with two major guerrilla insurgencies is now seeking peace by granting both movements one of the things they crave most: uncontested territory they can call their own.

By granting both Jawad and Jalal asylum, the UK has tacitly recognized that the brothers face persecution for their political activities— which makes it all the more weird that it otherwise seems so relaxed about human rights abuses on the tiny Gulf island.

The judge has granted both parties permission to appeal".

Their government granted both children a poor upbringing.

Senior District Judge Howard Riddle granted both unconditional bail.

Granted, both nations are far more populous than the United States, but that is a lot of engineers.

Election officials granted both requests, along with those for voting sites at libraries, grocery stores and community centers.