Sentence examples for move granted from inspiring English sources

The move granted the Iranian government access to more than $50 billion in frozen assets and oil revenue.

It's a bit of a crackhead move, granted, but so is worrying about five dollars' worth of inaccessible cocaine at four in the morning.

This move grants us an exciting opportunity to put our most recent botched rebranding debacle behind us.

The move grants the Clinton administration the authority to impose sanctions on any country that supplies nuclear, biological or chemical weapons equipment or technology to Tehran.

The move grants the financial industry additional time to comply with rules that, for example, will require firms to verify that their trading partners meet certain "eligibility standards" and to confirm that they recommend trading strategies "in the best interests" of their clients.

Kasparov resigned in the last game of the six-game match after 19 moves, granting the win to Deep Blue.

Early that year, he stepped down as army chief and became a senator for life, a move that granted him legislative immunity from prosecution.

In a separate move, he granted a pardon to Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former head of the Yukos oil conglomerate who had been imprisoned for more than a decade on charges that many outside Russia claimed were politically motivated.

He told the court that if the legal move was granted it would give Duff and Phelps "a mandate to terminate" the agreements with Ticketus regardless of the circumstances after the Friday deadline for bids for the club.

And she sure covered a lot of ground, cantering across the mat like a lovely dancing pony, keeping the ribbon moving which, granted, is the point.

Don't take those moves for granted, be appreciative.