Sentence examples for granting to the from inspiring English sources

Among the matters the delegates were to take up was granting to the federal government the power to suppress insurgencies like Shays Rebellionn.

The first federal law to ban corporate political donations, the Tillman Act, was passed in 1907, the same year that New York passed the Moreland Act, granting to the governor the power to appoint commissions to investigate corruption.

The larger significance for Ms. Henríquez is in the perception that the world's ruling cultures have tended to claim high art for themselves while granting to the Southern hemispheres the "lower" orders of vernacular, folk and tribal arts.

But despite the great increase in work for the big popular juries and the granting to the courts of the right (which may go back to Ephialtes) to quash or uphold allegedly unconstitutional proposals, it is not likely that then or at any other time Athenians saw themselves as conferring sovereignty on the people's courts at the expense of the Assembly.

Such special rights do not involve granting to the national minority the authority to take away the civil rights of its members.

On November 17 , 1917 the Central Executive Committee of the Congress of Soviets issued a decree granting to the Bolsheviks control over all newsprint and expansive powers of shutting down dissident newspapers.

More powers were granted to the police.

A similar freedom will be granted to the student.

The holiness granted to the religion is granted to classical Arabic".

Political equality was granted to the labourers and to most of the trade guilds in 1313.

Any power ever granted to the F.B.I. he considered to be his in perpetuity.