Sentence examples for laws that grant from inspiring English sources

Only 26 states have laws that grant collective-bargaining privileges to substantially all public employees.

He said some Kashmiris had hoped for a bolder announcement, including the removal of emergency laws that grant broad arrest powers and immunity to soldiers and security officers.

An estimated two million children are schooled at home, and only 18 states have laws that grant them access to athletic teams at public schools.

North Carolina ranks above the national average in teacher absences, and school district leaders there say state laws that grant personal leave and sick days are a contributor.

Protesters range from separatists who want Kashmiri independence to others demanding that India's central government remove thousands of Indian paramilitary troops, release political prisoners and lift laws that grant immunity to security officers.

Protesters range from separatists who want an independent Kashmir state to others demanding that India's central government remove thousands of Indian paramilitary troops, release political prisoners and lift laws that grant immunity to security officers.

In 1986, Congress passed new immigration laws that granted legal status to immigrants who could show that they had been in the country since before 1982.

The account information was permitted to be entered as evidence on Monday because of a provision in the secrecy laws that grants the Anti-Money Laundering Council, a semiautonomous Philippine government agency, access to bank records related to suspicious accounts.

Mr. Chidambaram said at least 108 Kashmiris had died; 194 students were in custody for throwing stones and 51 for violating the Public Safety Act, one of the special laws that grants broad purview to soldiers and security officers.

However, the relaxation of laws that granted illegal migrants the right to health care did not guarantee that migrants would be able to access care in real life.

Posse Comitatus, Latin for "power of the county," bases its philosophy of anti-tax agitation and resistance to central authority on interpretations of common law that grant citizens' groups the right to establish order in a lawless environment.