Sentence examples for may grant that from inspiring English sources

President Obama, the champion of the T.P.P., may grant that certain provisions of the deal might be strengthened in favor of American standards without agreeing with "Our Revolution" on what's bathwater and what's baby.

In particular, they may grant that this often happens when the parties to a moral dispute share a moral framework.

We may grant that obligations result from demands, but only if we emphasize (as Adams does) that it is demands from authorities that result in obligations.

Second, we may grant that considerations of tractability reveal that scientific and mathematical standards are more truth-conducive in their respective spheres.

For years coastal states have lobbied for federal legislation to help insure their citizenry, and the newly elected Democratic Congress may grant that wish.

One may grant that there are non-conceptual sensory experiences of objects in one's external environment while doubting one has anything analogous regarding the 'inner' landscape of mind.

Her acting technique is rudimentary — she bluffs her way through scenes, drawing on sheer nerve — but I'm willing to grant that technique may sometimes be beside the point.

Now, after rescinding his decree, Morsi is issuing a new one that may grant those powers to the military once again.

Officials here have signaled an openness to granting him political asylum, and each passing day would seem to narrow Mr. Snowden's options, giving the United States time to negotiate with Ecuador and Venezuela, other countries that may grant him asylum.

We do find differences in the crop's metabolomics composition that may grant plausibility to observed health effects in other studies.

These education chiefs said this week that Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and his aides have signaled that they may grant a waiver on a crucial provision in the law, a requirement that all children be proficient in English and math by 2014, a goal widely seen as unrealistic.