Sentence examples for may grant or from inspiring English sources

The state may grant or withhold the privilege as it sees fit.

The committee may grant or deny such requests, attaching conditions to the leave as it deems necessary.

After the hearings, the full board will convene and submit recommendations to the governor, though he may grant or deny clemency regardless of its advice.

A Mary L. Kosmark, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer, said most proprietary leases provide that a board may grant or withhold consent to a sale for any reason or no reason.

Having regard to form alone, the act here is an offer to the private carrier of a privilege, which the state may grant or deny, upon a condition which the carrier is free to accept or reject.

Having regard to form alone, the act here is an offer to the private carrier of a privilege, which the state may grant or deny, upon a condition, which the carrier is free to accept or reject.

If at the time of the custody hearing DHS seeks a brief continuance in an appropriate case based on unresolved identity, law enforcement, or security investigations or examinations, the immigration judge in the exercise of discretion may grant one or more continuances for a limited period of time which is reasonable under the circumstances.

The Environmental Protection Agency, under fire from the utility industry and from Republicans in Congress for what they call excessive regulation, has sent signals that it will be flexible in applying the new rules and may grant extensions or exemptions to make sure the lights stay on.

In any case in which the Secretary finds that the insured's failure to make timely application for waiver of premiums or the insured's failure to submit satisfactory evidence of the existence or continuance of total disability was due to circumstances beyond the insured's control, the Secretary may grant waiver or continuance of waiver of premiums.

It may grant, postpone or refuse to grant a discharge, which is the seal of approval required for the formal closure of institutional accounts.

The Commission shall assess the justification for the request, taking into account the specific situation in the Member State, and may grant a partial exemption or temporary derogation or both provided this does not unduly defer the implementation of the implementing measures referred to in paragraph 1 or create undue differences in the competitive or regulatory situations between Member States.