Sentence examples for granting it to from inspiring English sources
He wants to return to registering copyright, rather than automatically granting it to all content at the moment of its creation.
Several members also expressed concern that denying some city officials a third term, while granting it to others, would prompt legal challenges.
Mr. Buffett announced plans in June 2006 to give 85percentt of his fortune away, granting it to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and four family charities.
Instead of granting it to a political columnist, or even to a medical reporter, Clinton chose to sit down with a food writer, Marian Burros, of the Times.
Because applying the tax break to only one class of taxpayers would require legislative approval in Albany, other Council members raised the alternative possibility of granting it to all property owners.
"I appreciate change, but I am unconvinced these changes will improve HE – I fear the may be to the detriment of providing access to those who want it and warrant it, rather than granting it to those without financial concerns" "I work in Scotland and England.
"And if you'd listened you'd know I can't grant it to you anyway".
King Charles I of England granted it to Lion Gardiner in a royal patent.
A few states grant it to the doctor in the absence of such surrogates.
"But they are certainly entitled to it as long as the clear meaning of the statute grants it to them".
The two years Western governments quietly granted it to fix the country's messy politics are drawing to a close.
