Sentence examples for hand granting from inspiring English sources
They affect coastlines, where cosmopolitan types cluster, and thus divert liberals' attention from the contest at hand, granting more power to the folks living in the flyover.
The Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, one of the agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, lent Mr. Pantoja a hand, granting him $800 from the fund to buy furniture for Charley's room.
However, this cannot be achieved without, on the one hand, granting more generous EU funds for completing the research in this area and, on the other hand, finding other sources of funding by reviewing the model proposed by the TBVI for alternative, innovative funding methods.
Canada, on the other hand, grants most asylum requests from Tibetans.
The Commons on the one hand granted subsidies inadequate to finance serious military operations in aid of Frederick, and on the other remembering the profits gained under Elizabeth by naval attacks on Spanish gold shipments called for a war directly against Spain.
On one hand, grants in the state's vilified homeowner-aid program, the Road Home, have shot up, to over 43,000 today from barely 5,000 at the end of March.
Because Jobb owns the licence, he can restrict it as he sees fit; licenses like the GNU General Public License, on the other hand, grant users rights to use, study, share, and even modify the software freely.
FreedomPop's twist on the device (if you haven't yet heard) on the other hand grants users 500MB of free monthly Internet access, as well as some bonuses for playing nice with others.
Trump's behavior, on the other hand, by "granting Taiwan's leader informal recognition... is different because it disturbs the status quo".
Still, she warned the judges not to tie their hands by granting privileges to journalists not available to other civilians.
On the one hand, they grant enormous importance to the individual and the individual's immediate links — family, garden, small group, the Little Women waiting.
