Intellectually, you may grant the viability of the idea.
Your firm may have erred by withholding information you needed to evaluate this client, but the terms of your employment may grant the firm the right to assign you to any of its cases.
If a student's parents have cut off all financial support and refuse to complete the Fafsa, the college financial aid administrator may grant the student unsubsidized Stafford loans.
Second, "under the 'unreasonable application' clause, a federal habeas court may grant the writ if the state court identifies the correct governing legal principle from this court's decisions but unreasonably applies that principle to the facts of the prisoner's case".
Of course, the heads of the two committees, Representative Rahm Emanuel of Illinois and Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, are not exactly camera-shy, and should Democrats win the Senate or the House, they may grant the news media a moment of their time.
Cognitive scripts that enable codified knowledge to be transferred to a spin-off may grant the new firm a substantial advantage over the parent company.
I pray you may seek, and the Glorious One may grant, the [fulfilment implied in your] noble name.
If it would be possible to keep the cells locked in the dormant state, it may grant the patient stable metastatic disease with prolonged survival.
For example, it may grant the agent the right to make financial decisions related to property, but not other financial decisions.[10].[10]
Now, after rescinding his decree, Morsi is issuing a new one that may grant those powers to the military once again.
