Sentence examples for granting themselves from inspiring English sources

Shlomit Schuster perceived a power grab by the A.S.P.C.P. board, granting themselves undue authority.

"The [African] court has been cited as an African solution to African problems, but by granting themselves immunity they put themselves out of reach of the institution.

But, as part of the eurozone, individual countries can't devalue their currencies, and the E.U.'s fiscal pact prevents them from granting themselves sizable fiscal-stimulus measures, which, in any case, might be difficult to finance because they already have so much debt.

NARRATOR And so Cristina and Maria Elena continued their sapphic love in a way not only concordant with beauty's abiding truths but also stimulating to any ageing film-makers who, and I'd like to make it plain, have chosen to stay well out of this picture, not even granting themselves their customary surrogate character.

Many apps also take away our rights by granting themselves the power to unilaterally amend the contract.

Boards of directors, institutional shareholders and regulators should indeed go after managers who line their pockets by granting themselves gobs of options.

Think how few white writers have granted themselves permission to write about it.

Or people who have granted themselves the right to switch between these two identities on a whim?

Amnesty International said the decision by African leaders to grant themselves immunity was "a step backward for justice".

They'll know the lengths that the government is going to grant themselves powers unilaterally to create greater control over American society and global society.

But Judge Motz wrote that states cannot grant themselves standing to challenge federal laws simply by passing legislation that declares those laws invalid.