Sentence examples for may not grant from inspiring English sources

Mere words, alas, may not grant us any access to its workings.

Colleges may not grant a dependency override merely because of parental refusal to complete the financial aid forms or to pay for college.

Gay couples are still subject to the state tax laws where they live, which may not grant the same legal and financial rights.

You may use only your own account and access privileges you may not grant permission to any other person to use them.

INSIDE PITCH The Los Angeles Dodgers have not asked for permission to interview JIM DUQUETTE, a Mets assistant general manager, for their vacancy at general manager, and the Mets may not grant it if asked.

See Regal Knitwear Co. v. NLRB (1945) ("The courts … may not grant … an injunction so broad as to make punishable the conduct of persons who act independently and whose rights have not been adjudged according to law".).

Unlike those in D1 and D2, D3 programs may not award athletics scholarships, or grant any credit toward "merit" scholarship awards due to participation in high school sports.

The Secretary may not award more than one grant under this part in any fiscal year to any Hispanic-serving institution.

Under European Union rules, the commission has an obligation to respond to information requests, but may not necessarily grant them.

Bail may not be granted tonight, and [we] will be mentioned in a magistrate court tomorrow".

That approval may or may not be granted by the federal government.