Sentence examples for granting to them from inspiring English sources

A conversion discount (or "discount") is a mechanism to reward the noteholders for their investment risk by granting to them the right to convert the amount of the loan, plus interest, at a reduced price (in percentage terms) to the purchase price paid by the Series A investors.

Pastoralist families lived on estates granted to them in convict days.

Many of the surviving establishments still have exceptional licensing hours, granted to them when market life was different.

The citizens of New Orleans graciously grant to the storm the courtesy that the storm, in its rage, could not grant to them.

Vigilant investors are one answer to the "agency costs" imposed by managers who abuse the power granted to them by shareholders to line their own pockets (see article).

However, contrary to common belief, the Miranda warning doesn't confer rights; it simply reminds arrestees of the rights already granted to them by the Constitution.

However, there were differences between the "historic nationalities" and the other communities in the extent of the powers that were initially granted to them.

Because of the change of course, the passengers were no longer within the jurisdiction of the charter granted to them in England by the Virginia Company.

Maybe the S.E.C. will be harder on those companies because of the confidentiality granted to them and the fact that they are not being scrutinized publicly.

The sisters lived and worked in a large walled complex granted to them by Italian missionaries, who founded the order in 1975.

But Hello! was still held to have breached the privacy of the couple and the damages award granted to them was maintained.