Sentence examples for granting life from inspiring English sources

The N.R.C. has begun a process of granting life extension to America's aging supply of 104 power reactors, for example, despite a rash of forced shutdowns due to equipment failures caused by aging.

By granting life to the earth and being her protector, Prithu became the Earth's father and she accepted the patronymic name "Prithvi".

The 9 0 decision by an all-Republican bench reversed an earlier ruling at a lower court granting life insurance and health insurance benefits to spouses of gay and lesbian city employees.

Today, with help from individual donors and our national corporate partner Brookdale, the nation's largest senior living provider and our lead national sponsor, we have extended our mission across the country of enriching the lives of seniors by granting life-long wishes.

Conversely, where some will suffer death, others are granted life.

Granted life tenure by the Constitution, they are untouchable except by impeachment.

Nine Lives, Barry Sonnenfeld's kiddie flick about a cat voiced by Kevin Spacey, shouldn't have been granted life at all.

• It was early morning, Michelle Hong said, when the refugees decided they had survived the storm, been granted life, not to be forced to endure it in postwar Vietnam.

(Not shown here are the rhinestone barrettes that clipped the models' hair loosely back and were so very pretty — a must-get if they are granted life beyond the runway).

That fact "demonstrates that there is not the slightest need to grant life tenure in order to guarantee an independent judiciary," Professor Levinson of Texas wrote last year in his book "Our Undemocratic Constitution".

In the early 2000s, faced with queues of people destined to die of a treatable disease, doctors in sub-Saharan Africa were forced to play God; deciding who would be granted life saving drugs from limited stocks.