Sentence examples for instead to grant from inspiring English sources

But the Bush administration, citing its own budget problems, has rejected their appeals to raise the federal contribution, offering instead to grant states additional flexibility in how they spend Medicaid money.

He quoted £2,500 for all four, but Parliament voted instead to grant him £1,500 for two scenes – Ascalon and the death of Richard.

Instead, it wants to grant concession-like contracts for risky ventures such as deepwater drilling and shale-gas development.

He is instantly transformed into a brusque and brave energumen who dismisses his cabinet, stands up to a Congress that's ready to impeach him and instead gets it to grant him sweeping emergency powers to rule by decree.

He also said the BBBoC had "handled it wrong" and should have banned Chisora completely, instead of refusing to grant him a licence.

Instead of trying to grant rights to chimpanzees, the court notes that NhRP could push for further legal protections for the animals, perhaps by advocating for stricter state animal welfare laws.

Instead, the justices tend to grant review in cases where two or more of the 13 US courts of appeals have issued contradictory rulings on significant matters of federal law.

Instead, Conley granted Sanders additional time to file a brief that asked the court to grant a new penalty phase of the trial.

He and his son Roger, a retired coal miner who lives next door, chose instead to sign easements granting the coal company certain rights over their properties.

In the end, he decided instead to apply for a grant from the Singaporean government instead of diluting his ownership share, which is now around 75%, after he bought out one partner and his brother reduced his holdings.

It would be better for the business climate of American cities if they enacted uniform tax and regulatory structures conducive to all businesses, instead of granting subsidies to the whiners.