Sentence examples for hard to grant from inspiring English sources

"If it does not back up their claims, it is hard to grant prosecutorial discretion".

It is hard to grant a state or non-state actor the power to control elements of the internet without involuntarily giving them far wider powers.

When negotiations began in May, hospital officials said their deficits would make it hard to grant anything but a minimal raise to workers in 1199/S.E.I.U., New York's Health and Human Service Union.

And while that candor makes it hard to grant Sonia the forgiveness she wants, it also tempts us to forgive Yamanaka for the imaginative stretches that force us to listen to Sonia's conversations with the sons she didn't have.

On that night I got the sense that the restaurant had fallen victim to its own good nature, trying so hard to grant so many people their preferred 7 to 8 p.m. dining times that the entire restaurant was seated almost at once.

Why is it so hard to grant me to simply dwell in my own country spiritually?

But traditional firms suffer; and they are also finding it harder to grant new share options, because outside shareholders worry that their shareholdings are being diluted too much.

Companies will have to have a clear policy for departing chief executives – making it harder to grant hefty pay outs for failure.

Lars Hofer, a spokesman for the German Association of Banks, did not dispute that longer-term loans were harder to grant, but blamed it on the general financial turbulence.

"Without any proof that any of these canvassing boards have not complied with the law, the court is very hard-pressed to grant any relief, because the court just doesn't enter orders telling elected officials to comply with the law," Judge Smith said.

Both before and after that infamous incident, forces inside and outside of the South American country have been hard at work to grant Victoria's wish.