Sentence examples for moving to grant from inspiring English sources

Spain is moving to grant basic legal rights to apes.

Moving to grant new powers to law enforcement, the House of Representatives today passed a compromise version of comprehensive anti-terrorism legislation sought by the administration.

Decades too late, the Alabama Legislature is moving to grant posthumous pardons to the Scottsboro Boys — the nine black teenagers arrested as freight train hoboes in 1931 and convicted by all-white juries of raping two white women.

On April 3rd, hours before the first libraries were to close, Andy Burnham, the culture secretary in Whitehall, was moved to grant a stay of execution.

The more bigotry pushed out of the closet for all voters to see, the more likely it is that Americans will be moved to grant overdue full citizenship to gay Americans.

D'Abbadie quickly moved to grant trade monopolies in the middle Mississippi Valley to stimulate the economy.

Speaking of revolting states, it will be most interesting to see what role she's assigned when the UN General Assembly moves to grant Statehood to the Palestinians.

Indeed, when the city moved to grant a $5.5 million reparations package to Burge torture survivors in 2015, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said they hoped "to bring this dark chapter of Chicago's history to a close".

The president has opposed moves to grant greater autonomy anywhere, let alone to the north.

The Prime Minister insisted he supported enlargement but said Britain is "not currently supporting" moves to grant Albania "candidate status".

Bridge added that the other Bloody Sunday families would oppose any move to grant amnesties to the soldiers.