Sentence examples for had granted access from inspiring English sources

The retailer said it had granted access to its corporate books to a number of other potential bidders, and that discussions were in progress.

Just over a week ago, the agency sent an e-mail warning employees that F.T.T. had granted access to the system to a subcontractor and a consultant without the S.E.C.'s authorization.

Samarsky-Bykhovets, as the Chief of Staff of the Russian Corps of Mining Engineers, had granted access for two German mineralogists, the brothers Gustav Rose and Heinrich Rose, to study the mineral samples from the Urals.

For corporations, it has granted access to massively lucrative markets far and wide that would never have been accessible before.

Sites such as mypermissions.org display the third parties to whom you've granted access to your Facebook and Twitter accounts.

Still, it has granted access for due diligence to both parties and has said that it is actively seeking a price and terms that it can recommend to shareholders.

To be sure, the rate of retirements may also depend on the price of natural gas, which is relatively cheap now, as new drilling technologies have granted access to vast new supplies.

But they were part of the charm of the Greenway — particularly the stretch between Newport and Mulranny — which plunges through grazing lands of more than 160 farmers who have granted access through cow pastures and wheat fields.

Russia has granted access to the rail network; but it dates from tsarist times, and is showing its age.In this section Trading danger for captivity State of denial Bad or mad?

The residents say they are glad that their government has granted access to the United States, the former foe from the cold war, to carry the fight against the latest enemy.

D'Antonio, a former reporter for Newsday and the author of 10 books, is the first writer to whom the O'Malley children have granted access to their father's archives.