Sentence examples for granting each other from inspiring English sources
Since then, law enforcement officials in various countries have been granting each other access to information with few bureaucratic requirements.
DoubleClick and 24/7 Media's Sabela Media unit also settled their patent litigation, the statement said, likewise granting each other undisclosed rights in certain of their respective patents.
In the title of a feisty and well-researched book by a commentator and political activist, Arianna Huffington, in America in recent years there were "Pigs at the Trough", extracting gigantic executive salaries and perks, faking corporate accounts, manipulating equity offerings and granting each other vast piles of share options, among other abuses.
Third -- and this is where the gospel comes in -- since when is our unity in the Spirit meant to be contingent on our granting each other moral approval for all sorts of things?
When it comes to marriage, states have granted each other reciprocity since the dawn of the republic.
The staunch opponents of all hunting want to impart to every animal the same rights humans grant each other.
They granted each other undisclosed rights in their respective patents, and the Los Angeles-based L90 agreed to drop its counterclaims, the companies said.
Today is a day to think about enlarging each of our lives, about the freedoms we omit or neglect, the freedoms we forget or refuse to grant each other.
The Geneva and British Virgin Islands divisions of Mossack Fonseca then had to grant each other permission to disclose the names of Essar's directors to the duchess's solicitors.
J.P. Morgan Chase & Company and the Bank One Corporation granted each other options to buy up to 19.9percentt of their outstanding common stock in connection with their pending merger, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
It's been clear for several weeks that as the local elections approach, both Cameron and Clegg required – and would grant each other – space to set out their respective, and more distinctive, stalls.
