Sentence examples for newly grant from inspiring English sources

The TPP and TTIP would newly grant ISDS rights to corporations that own tens of thousands of miles' worth of dirty pipelines in at least 29 states.

J. Brad McGee, a Tyco spokesman, said the loans were a part of a program to lend executives money to pay taxes on newly granted shares.

G.M. patted itself on the back this week when it said it would report the value of newly granted stock options as an expense.

One issue for Siebel is whether it will be forced to treat the value of newly granted options as an expense.

Officials said that in the wake of the new federal rules, there were questions about whether the state would treat the newly granted work permits the same way.

Having won between £36m and £50m in his recent divorce settlement, and then exercising his newly granted power to ban Madge from spending Christmas at his Wiltshire estate, there's trouble on the professional front.

[C5.] Company Accuses Apple of Violating Software Patent Creative Technology Ltd., a maker of portable music players, has accused Apple Computer of violating a newly granted software patent that covers the way users navigate music selections.

The roles newly granted to black people in the press were often dressed up in euphemisms of various kinds, with terms such as "urban affairs", and in their own way they constituted a new ghettoisation.

Mr. Obama won a little-publicized victory in that effort a few weeks ago when the White House used newly granted authority from the United Nations to put a destroyer on the tail of the Kang Nam I, a rusting cargo ship believed to be taking weapons to Myanmar, formerly Burma.

Mr. Bulow and Mr. Shoven propose that options therefore should be treated as a continuing expense: each quarter, the company would subtract the value of extending its existing options another three months as a compensation expense, along with the three-month cost of any newly granted options.

Newly granted freedom of ownership.