Sentence examples for granting one from inspiring English sources

Mr. Garment added that while he was not involved in seeking the pardon, he believed that granting one was justified on the merits.

And writing Lydia's story was "like granting one of these lives a voice that stays a little longer".

Based on the children's book of the same title by Irene Haas, "The Little Moon Theater" chronicles Penelope's quest to earn retirement by granting one last wish.

The measure, which passed the House in April, was devised to be politically neutral, granting one seat to the District, which is predominantly Democratic, and one at-large seat to Utah, which leans Republican.

In rtPS, the BS periodically polls the SS by granting one slot for sending a bandwidth request, while the goal of ertPS is to combine the advantages of UGS and rtPS.

While representatives at the MHSAA say they empathize with the family, they're also hesitant that granting one exception will open the flood gates for future requests.

On the television news channels, or in the Indian print media, Mr. Gandhi is ubiquitous, popping up at staged political events across the country, including recently when he donned a blue turban for an appearance in Chandigarh Yet Mr. Gandhi is one of the most reclusive, private public figures in India, rarely directly addressing the media and never granting one-on-one interviews.

He is also dismissive of the administration's attempts at flexibility by granting one-year waivers to certain plans or exemptions for certain states.

For individuals facing penalties, who are often young, male and healthy, the state appears to have been generous in granting one-year waivers.

Discerning eaters love to mock Yelp users for griping about the wine selection at burger joints and granting one-star ratings to restaurants which failed to honor their expired coupons.

Finally granted one, she arrived in New York on April 25 and was met by one of her husband's close friends in New York, Lin Changshui.