Sentence examples for needs granted from inspiring English sources

He's cool to the point of wintry, a master at tamping down his base needs (granted, Vulcans get the urge to mate only once every seven years) and human emotions.

Beyond tactical astuteness, Ranieri has demonstrated a greater understanding of his players' needs – granting them the longest winter break of any Serie A side (Inter only returned to training on 2 January, to much criticism in the press).

The Obama administration, cautioning that it would take time for all the aid to reach those in need, granted Haitians living in the United States protection from deportation for 18 months and permission to work.

Grade: C + And yet again, do you really need grant money to make this happen?

And again, do you really need grant money to make this happen?

The country needs grants, not more debt.The progress from being a fragile state to becoming a functional one is inevitably slow.

The average Modest Needs grant of late is $560 and goes to those who need help with a month's rent or a doctor bill or money to fix a car to get to a new job.

The American middle class needs grants like the Pell program and student loans, paid back at reasonable rates.

40 However, underuse may engender avoidable suffering 41 and therefore it is important to ensure that all people in need are granted access to medication.

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

The shelter must be able to protect them from predators and the elements, and it also needs to grant them some form of calm and quiet.