Sentence examples for grants such that from inspiring English sources

Slipped into the 1999 omnibus spending bill by Senator Richard Shelby (R-AL), the law requires that the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) amend its rules for extramural grants such that "all data" collected using federal funds would be subject to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

Indeed the division of space and time according to age on the buses was largely taken for granted, such that breaches were a source of amusement: If I'm out at the weekend with my friend, if we're going say to Kingston, we'll go upstairs on the bus.

The internet is the genie that grants such poisonous wishes.

At present, there is no known law that grants such entitlements.

But the inspirations and "unveilings" that God grants such mystics by special grace must never contradict the Qurʾān and tradition and are valid only for the person concerned.

It's not very often that the court grants such a high compensation.

It is these minings from those crowded yellow pads, cited in earlier Nixon books but never granted such central attention, that are the richest reward of Richard Reeves's "President Nixon: Alone in the White House".

The Army was granting such outs easily at that point.

The last comprehensive immigration-reform bill that granted such amnesty to undocumented immigrants nearly three million of them was in 1986.

Granting such variation, dreaming doubts that depend on weaker versions of the Similarity Thesis are (other things equal) apt to be more persuasive.

In the case of the airline alliance, the Justice Department and consumer groups had maintained that it was potentially harmful to customers to grant such immunity and that it would not promote the opening of new markets because the flights involved routes to countries that had already approved "open skies" agreements.