Sentence examples for might grant it from inspiring English sources

Mr. Erdogan offered few details of the request or whether his government might grant it.

In a rare move, the NFL also asked for a review, even though it had won, hoping that the highest court might grant it an even more favourable ruling.

The idea that a memory could prove so enduring that it might grant its holder immortality is a romantic notion that could only be held by a young poet, unbothered by the aches and scars of age.

He could seem as inflexible as the people he bickered with, refusing to acknowledge any grace or meaning that religion might grant its faithful.

Snowden used his first public statement to attack the US for revoking his passport and accused it of bullying countries that might grant him asylum.

She thinks the bank might grant him a mortgage modification.

One might conjure a chest filled with power-ups, while another might grant him temporary invincibility.

His supporters hope that a west European country such as Sweden might grant him asylum.

But McDonnell asked the judge that "whatever mercy you might have, you grant it first to my wife, Maureen".

Mason's concern, quite clearly, was that if Congress were permitted full control over the militia, it might grant exemption from military service to federal elites, rather than distributing militia "duty" among the people generally.

InterMune Inc., which makes medicines to help the immune system, said federal regulators might grant extra patent protection if an experimental drug it is testing was approved for a disease that scars the lungs.