Sentence examples for if they grant from inspiring English sources

But administration officials say that if they grant import relief, the industry must consolidate.

Norwegians are too scared of the wrath of US if they grant this honor to him," wrote Guardian reader Citzenoftheworld.

I think I can be consistent now, and I think I can help this team more than I did last year, if they grant me the opportunity".

But if they grant an absolute discharge then no punishment is given and poorer defendants are protected from paying over the odds for minor offences.

When questioned about Sanchez's development, Ryan often concludes his answers by referring to the past: the four road playoff wins, in particular, as if they grant him immunity from reproach.

Existing United States legislation appears to mandate the cutoff of money to the United Nations or any of its agencies if they grant "full membership as a state to any organization or group that does not have the internationally recognized attributes of statehood," and more legislation along the same lines has been introduced.

They seemed to fear [the physicians] that if they granted certain autonomy to the psychic life, they would no longer be standing on the safe ground of science" (Freud 1890, p. 116).

On Tuesday, several Democrats pushed back against Obama's trade agenda, and said they would demand a host of conditions for fast-track, if they granted it at all.

He added: "If they give the grant they want to be assured the project will go ahead".

So while Sanchez told Alvarez that he would like to pitch again this weekend, and Venezuela would like to use him, Alvarez said he would need to confer with the Tigers to see if they would grant Venezuela permission.

Or, if they do grant you a loan, your interest rate may go up if you have bad credit.