Sentence examples for need to grant from inspiring English sources

This timetable has its problems, and the Obama administration will probably need to grant some more temporary exemptions.

Immigrants and their advocates praise it for finally recognizing the need to grant undocumented immigrants some form of legal status.

When a song is created based wholly on any of our writers works, those writers need to grant their permission.

The colonial peoples, therefore, now felt justified in demanding a new relationship with France, and French leaders recognized the need to grant concessions.

Use of these new powers will require a long-established test of proportionality, and courts will have to be persuaded of the need to grant these orders.

"This was discretionary... there was no need to grant Sir Fred's request for early retirement," said George Osborne, the shadow chancellor.

The commission already has all the power it needs to grant exemptions where necessary.

They only needed to grant them "special mission" status and thus immunity from prosecution, even for war crimes.

The electronic vote runs until Thursday, with a two-thirds majority needed to grant the 30-member board the authority to dissolve the union.

If Justice Thomas withdrew, leaving only seven justices to hear an appeal, four votes would be needed to grant a stay of execution.

The union filed papers yesterday with a fact-finding panel assigned to make a nonbinding contract recommendation, arguing that the city needed to grant a 22percentt raise to attract the thousands of certified teachers the system needs.