Sentence examples for not just grant from inspiring English sources

When asked why, if the administration supports getting rid of the requirement in the energy bill, the E.P.A. does not just grant the waiver, the official said, "The agency is evaluating the request".

If they fail to do so, this lost opportunity will damage not just grant makers but all who count on them to make a difference throughout America and around the globe.

At stake isn't just grant money, but also "the contacts, the networks, the recognition," says Nobel laureate Ada Yonath, a crystallographer at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot who last year bagged a €2.5 million grant from the European Research Council (ERC), funded by Horizon 2020's predecessor, Framework Programme 7 (FP7).

States can't just grant individuals and businesses the right to discriminate against under-protected groups under some squishy definition of "religious freedom," can they?

Speaking to VICE Thursday, Gray said she's angry that Zuker didn't just grant Ururyar bail in the first place something she'd mentally prepared for because of how common it is.

When employees don't demand options, employers aren't going to just grant them out of the goodness of their hearts and that leads to a place where everyone is working for a paycheck.

"Inmates should be able to earn privileges, not just be granted the same privileges as all other inmates.

For Sears, the themes include "This year, don't just give a gift, grant a wish" and "Where wishes begin".

The ads carry themes like "Where wishes begin" and "This year, don't just give a gift, grant a wish," which are meant to evoke the Wish Book holiday catalogs that Sears published from 1963 to 1993.

It's also a real battle to ensure that we are consistently economically sustainable and not just using grant project money each year to make our business viable.

Not just the grant they receive from the government, but cash from other sources, for example the Better Care fund, which while held by the NHS is notionally available to ease pressure on council social care services.