Sentence examples for granting the organization from inspiring English sources

FINRA's decision to reward its senior leadership with seven-figure salaries and bonuses--at a time when many of its larger member firms were getting away with securities violations that brought our financial markets to the brink of collapse--ought to raise serious concerns about granting the organization any additional regulatory authority.

She has recently been contacted by 10 of the county's 39 municipalities, including the town of Randolph, which granted the organization $1.3 million to build 25 affordable homes.

The amendment calls for the US government to immediately contact the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC) when an individual is detained and to grant the organization access to the prisoner.

Now granted, the organizations on that list aren't necessarily going have anything on you — if you filled out a request asking for whatever personal information the agencies have collected on you, it's pretty unlikely that you'll be getting a treasure trove from NASA (and if you do, I want to know about it).

When someone pays for the right to play a particular song on the radio, on TV or in a live venue, the organization granting the transaction then distributes royalties to its affiliated artists.

The federal incorporation was originally construed primarily as an honor, however it does grant the chartered organization some special privileges and rights, including freedom from antitrust and monopoly regulation, and complete control over the organization's symbols and insignia.

The U.S. said funds must be denied to any organization granting the Palestine Liberation Organization "the same standing as member states".

The city has put a hold on $7.2 million in city contracts and pending City Council grants to the organization and its affiliates.

Two weeks ago, the Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, established in part by venture capital guru William Draper, awarded a $300,000 "entrepreneur" grant to the organization's executive director, David Lubell.

For fiscal 2001, Ms. Lioi is expected to oversee a budget of $2.5 million, an endowment of $4 million and more than $600,000 in grants, the organization said.

If a federal court grants the organization's request for an injunction against ORR, pregnant teens in the agency's custody should be able to get abortions free of interference from Lloyd.