Sentence examples for granting side from inspiring English sources
I actually knew about that whole tobacco granting side of Native tradition and completely botched it.
Roberts has been praised for striking a grand political compromise that the political class could not achieve — for cooling tempers, for granting each side a useful measure of victory and defeat.
Precisely to avoid accusations of inciting mass rallies – as Mr Miranda now accuses us – Globo covered the protests without mentioning them prior to them actually taking place, granting both sides the same airtime.
She advised them that they would bore the jury if she granted each side the 40 hours of argument they were requesting.
When memory loss associated with ECT is presented as a discrete, abstract possibility (e.g. memory loss only inhibiting the ability to recall some information), it is taken for granted that side effects are, first and foremost, lived by a body-subject who is engaged and practically directed towards the world.
This is not only a benefit in terms of research ethics (granting the 'other side' the right to respond), but also makes ELSA analyses and assessments more robust.
On the revenue side, granting subnational governments with more autonomy is expected to improve the accountability of local officials, but it would also induce a risk of harmful tax competition named "race to the bottom" (see the seminal paper by Zodrow and Mieszkovski 1986).
Granted, all sides could find something to criticize in the full proposal, but less than that might be worse than doing nothing at all.
When certiorari is granted, both sides present arguments to the Court.
This granted both sides several days of reprieve to prepare for the attack on the Pusan Perimeter.
