Sentence examples for matter of granting from inspiring English sources

Many also said they saw it as a simple matter of granting equal rights to gay men and lesbians.

It is more a matter of granting without muddling, letting the whole live in the quality of each part" (Cacciari [2004], p.58).

It's a matter of opinion, granted, but it may be wise to cock an ear towards those who recalled John Snow with his tail up and Ted Dexter in midsummer prime.

"We should not take this matter for granted, the loyalty of our people," Prince Walid said.

Researching your client, the subject matter of the grant itself, who are the grant makers, what grants are available and how much grant money is available for a certain type of grant and many other topics.

Over all, most of the talking heads in "Giuliani Time" are rather grudging in giving Mr. Giuliani credit, or, for that matter, in granting the importance of crime as an issue in urban politics.

She may have concocted the story that the cut-off was a matter of new grant-making criteria unrelated to a political agenda.

amount of granted resources.

On matters of identity, wherever granting the wishes of individuals does – or threatens – no harm, governments should comply.

The heralds are appointed by the British Sovereign and are delegated authority to act on her behalf in all matters of heraldry, the granting of new coats of arms, genealogical research and the recording of pedigrees.

Pregnant with her second child, awaiting the imminent publication of her first poetry collection, Plath wrote her novel in a matter of months, the grant she'd received to fund its completion strategically repurposed so she could get started on yet another book – the poems we now know as the Ariel poems.