Sentence examples for indeed grant from inspiring English sources
It is possible that the public, disenchanted with politicians and unaffectionate towards the Tory party, may indeed grant Labour some standing now.
Ms. Kelly asked Justice Joan B. Lobis of State Supreme Court in Manhattan to delay any public inquiry for 90 days if she does indeed grant it.
Indeed, grant applicants can really shoot themselves in the foot if they do not properly address agency personnel.
As FOSS Patent's Florian Mueller notes, the patents involved in this suit aren't standard-essential ones, which actually gives Google/Motorola a small chance that the ITC could indeed grant it the import ban it is asking for.
The US Constitution does indeed grant conflicting rights.
Indeed, grant criteria could measure the extent to which patient support groups can attract provider participation and integrate with medical centers' existing supportive care programs (e.g. for counseling, coping skills, and logistical aid), partner with foundations and advocacy organizations, and offer opportunities for patient-submitted feedback.
Ultimately, NSW Maritime altered its draft commercial lease policy to allow for direct negotiations with existing tenants and new leases were indeed granted to CQPL in 2009.
According to the Commission, the Netherlands, Italy, France and Spain had indeed granted such rights to public energy companies, SEP, ENEL, EDF/GDF and Redesa, respectively.
An alternative view (Campbell 1997) is to see some rights as indeed granting permissions, but to point out that in granting a legal permission the law is not saying that there may not be reasons against performing the action, only that (within the bounds of the permission) the law will act as if there were not.
If the charter was indeed granted near the end of his life, it is also possible that Ragnall ended his days there.
Their professional and technical character, and the dedication and effectiveness demonstrated for several years, have indeed granted them great prestige and credibility.
