Sentence examples for keep grants from inspiring English sources

This staff will be responsible to him alone He uses the technique of Franklin Roosevelt about whom Arthur Schlesinger Jr. has written, "His favorite technique was to keep grants of authority incomplete, jurisdictions uncertain, so that the decisions and the power to make them would remain with the President".

For both countries it was a crucial part of restoring calm to a relationship that had been marred by annual fights in Congress over whether to keep granting China most-favoured-nation trading status (as enjoyed by most of America's other trading partners).

"If we keep granting amnesty to people who came to the country illegally, we are in essence putting up a neon sign on all of our borders saying, Violate our law, come into our country illegally," said Senator Phil Gramm, Republican of Texas.

Its common practice for homeowners and renters to file claims at inflated values and to keep granted claims even when stolen or missing items turn up.

However, one of the drawbacks of RBTM is that if an entity is compromised and behaves badly, RBTM cannot distinguish it from the other entities with the same role, and keep granting access to compromised nodes.

As a non-Italian company, Bonlat was not subject to the Italian rules and kept Grant Thornton as its auditor.

The U.S. Patent Office keeps granting more and more patents every year, and the number of patent cases keeps going up alongside them.

The truth is that Bobby Jindal expanded the very popular TOPS program that provides grants for Louisiana college students, and opposed a recent legislative push to keep TOPS grants from increasing to cover increases in tuition.

What both women realized too late is that it's often mathematically impossible for everyone to keep their grants.

The department said that the Pell program was running out of money and would need $1.3 billion soon to keep its grants at the promised $4,000 maximum.

The Heretic, a play by Richard Bean, built its dramatic tension around the conflict between a sceptical climate scientist and her cynical departmental head who is suppressing her data in order to keep his grants flowing.