Sentence examples for granting title from inspiring English sources

If there was any failure in the revolution, Mr. Castro added, it was not proceeding quickly enough with granting title to new owners.

Key among the organisation's many functions are quasi-judicial decisions on ownership and transfers, granting title and, crucially, guaranteeing legal rights on behalf of the state.

Moreover, because the deals are premised on physical repatriation, they have ignored more enlightened solutions, like granting title to a foreign government but keeping disputed works in American museums on loan.

The concept of granting title to a territory on the basis of minority rights treaties started in the 1870s with Serbia, Montenegro, and Romania.

The Constitution, in separate clauses, bars the federal government and the states from granting titles of nobility.

They are similar in concept to a mortgage, except that they do not grant title or possession to the creditor.

He denies all wrongdoing.In a landmark case Canada's Supreme Court granted title over an area of British Columbia to a First Nations (indigenous Indian) community.

It would grant title to all landholdings up to 1,500 hectares (3,700 acres) occupied before 2005 in the Amazon, comprising an area the size of France, and ban further land claims.

Amidst the Title IX exemption fervor of the last two years, Pepperdine does exactly the opposite ― withdrawing its previously granted Title IX exemption ― without telling anyone.

It is known that the island was ruled by the MacLeods from 1518 when Calum Garbh, younger son of the MacLeod Chief of Lewis was granted title.

He interpreted this provision to mean only that the commissioners could not grant title after one year, not that the property rights held by virtue of the Spanish grants were void.