Sentence examples for grants considerable from inspiring English sources

This claim to home-grown authenticity grants considerable leeway.

He often had no alternative but to grant considerable leeway to subordinate officers on distant campaigns.

Two members of the company — Cartier Anthony Williams and Marshall Davis, Jr., both veterans of "Noise/ Funk" — were granted considerable time alone.

Prisoners of war are given comprehensive protections under the Third Geneva Convention, while civilian prisoners are granted considerable protection under the Fourth Convention.

But while Britain has relatively little emotional attachment to Northern Ireland and Spain has already granted considerable Basque autonomy, Corsica strikes a more complex historical chord in France.

California has long been a popular destination for those seeking surrogates: it has reasonably friendly case law, with the commissioning parents granted considerable rights (and responsibilities), and law firms specialising in contracts between intending parents and surrogates.

For many centuries, the Prince Bishops of Durham were granted considerable power to govern the region.

These obstacles are tied to the very feature of agency mentioned above — the feature that appears to support the demand that individuals be granted considerable political and legal power.

Major decisions were made by The Skinners' Company, but its powers were restricted by the Charity Commissioners, who were granted considerable powers under the Endowed Schools Act.

Because the first law does not seriously threaten core First Amendment values, a judge should properly exercise restraint in considering its constitutionality and grant considerable deference to the legislative judgment.

(DJN VII.9.5; Pufendorf 1994a, p. 242) Besides, and within this narrow focal area, it also grants legislators considerable discretion or flexibility of application.