Sentence examples similar to granting that preference from inspiring English sources
Granted, that elusiveness can exasperate.
We were not granted that.
It simply is not reasonable to expect that granting preferences to women will increase programming diversity.
And where action is actually undertaken, the preference is for granting preferences to the poorer countries, with yet deeper preferences for the poorest among them (the least-developed countries, or LDCs, as they are now called).
The organization granted that wish.
Granted, that was a record.
Stanford (and the 90% of other elite schools that use similar practices) cannot grant legacy preference and take most of its students from upper class households while also claiming that it cares deeply about equality, diversity, and social mobility.
He introduced a new tariff granting preference to British manufactures and negotiated commercial treaties.
Doing the right thing---making recompense---Georgetown, one of America's elite universities, recently announced it will take a series of historically unprecedented steps, including granting preference in admission to the descendants of those 272 slaves who were sold, as well as to the descendants of those slaves who remained indentured to Georgetown and labored to its benefit.
