Sentence examples for if it were granted from inspiring English sources

New York City is more populous than all but 11 states; if it were granted statehood, it would rank 51st in per-capita energy use.

If it were granted to Kashmir, it might reasonably be demanded right across India's multi-ethnic patchwork.For Pakistan, though, the stakes are hardly any smaller.

New York City is more populous than all but eleven states; if it were granted statehood, it would rank fifty-first in per-capita energy use.

That was beyond understanding and language: "I don't ask for information that I probably wouldn't be able to process even if it were granted to me".

"There was, within Chinese government circles, a suspicion that the US would become more involved in local Macao politics if it were granted a diplomatic presence in the [region].

Even if it were granted that some sort of market-driven economy is in the public interest (or, to adapt Churchill's quip about democracy, that it is the worst option except for all the rest), the case would remain to be made that the sort of market-driven economy we have in the United States serves that interest.

Brazilian patent law is based on the first-to-file principal, meaning whoever first applies for a patent will be its owner if it is granted.

I have only ever had one bad reaction, and that was from a Millwall fan". While Resonance FM lurches from one financial disaster to another, its future should be assured if it is granted a permanent licence when its yearly one expires in July.

If it is granted, prosecutors could retry Ms. Knox in absentia, if necessary, and she could ultimately face extradition if convicted.

The fear is that Switzerland's best players will leave and represent Kosovo if it is granted UEFA membership.

Activists in Macau say their best chance for democracy is if it is granted to Hong Kong first, perhaps allowing Macau to negotiate similar rights.