Sentence examples for granting party from inspiring English sources

In fact, he said, such a deed is often used to clear title when the granting party has some questions about the title.

But he is taking steps to build the support he would need in the face of deep opposition by Republican leaders on Capitol Hill and beyond — making personal appearances and granting party money in visits across the country and even in territories like Guam and the Virgin Islands.

To be seen to be taking re-election for granted, party managers believe, is to risk persuading voters that they do not need to turn out.

Despite the warning, the ÖVP, with considerable reluctance, formed a government with the FPÖ in February 2000, granting the party five cabinet ministries (Haider himself was not given a cabinet post).

House Republicans argue that voters handed their members a mandate as well, granting the party control of the House for another two years and with it the right to stick to their own views, even when they clash strongly with the president's.

As in years past, the majority party in each chamber controls the grants; party leaders dole out cash by seniority, and individual lawmakers decide where to award their shares.

Last week, the broadcasting regulator Ofcom once again put jump leads on the Greens' membership, when it announced a draft ruling on which parties would be granted "major party status" at the general election, and given "due weight" in TV and radio coverage.

And political reform is coming, too, with a law passed last August granting political parties access to the tribal areas.

That requires some learning on both sides, with users educated on granting third-parties access to their data.

My takeaway: Open Banking is going to be nothing if not convenient, depending on how comfortable you are with granting third-party apps access to your banking data.

But it will also grant the party a large slice of state funding, which is allocated to parties per voter and per seat.