Sentence examples for granting in from inspiring English sources
But decades of repression by the Indonesian security forces, combined with the granting in 2000 of partial autonomy from Jakarta, have sapped the separatists' ranks.
In response, Judge Kimba M. Wood of Federal District Court in Manhattan, while granting in principle the city's right to regulate sound in front of City Hall, agreed that the city's policy could be discriminatory.
At the meantime, strict restrictions imposed on bandwidth granting in a network scenario where the wireless channel conditions are varied may not improve the network performance in overall.
Fourth, one could embrace the criticism, reject the generic multiverse conception of truth, and admit that there are some statements about H(δ+0) (or H(c+), granting, in addition, the AD+ Conjecture) that are true simpliciter but not true in the sense of the generic-multiverse, and yet nevertheless continue to maintain that CH is indeterminate.
Before 1990, the main criterion in DP granting in Russia was permanent reduction of the working capacity.
(Russian psychiatrist, mental hospital) This study has revealed noteworthy differences in the organisational model and process of applying for DP and its granting in Russia and Norway.
On his home turf, in Kansas, he opposed granting in-state college tuition to the children of undocumented immigrants.
California recently enacted laws granting in-state tuition and driver's licenses to unauthorized immigrants, and limiting its participation in federal deportation efforts.
Emboldened this year by a majority in both legislative chambers, and buoyed by an influx of young Latino lawmakers, Democrats pushed legislation granting in-state tuition rates to students who are in the country illegally.
He did, however, acknowledge that he had made a mistake in addressing critics of his state's policy granting in-state tuition rates to illegal immigrants by saying at a Fox debate in September, "I don't think you have a heart".
Instead, he suggested granting in-the-money options and requiring the executive to hold on to the stock — or at least the shares not required to pay taxes — for years after the option was exercised.
