Sentence examples for of not granting from inspiring English sources

The pilots accuse the company of not granting them a large enough share of its success.

The school had a policy of not granting on-campus recruiter status to organisations that discriminated against homosexuals, and the military clearly discriminated against homosexuals.

But unlike some municipalities, East Orange is financially strapped and has a policy of not granting tax breaks that would make conversions more profitable to developers.

Picking up on this, France has officially adopted the term for government use, with its foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, explaining that Da'ish has the added advantage of not granting the group the dignity of being called a state.

He had a longstanding policy, he said, of not granting extended interviews; but he indicated he was now ready to talk publicly about his life and legacy, as well as the newly divided court.

Blasting the Modi regime for accusing the U.P.A. government of not granting Gujarat the funds due to it, she said: "The central funds given to Gujarat are 50 percent higher than what the B.J.P.-led B.J.P.-led National Democratic Alliance had government

The granting or not granting of the pardon wouldn't have changed his availability to commit future crimes or the crimes that he's alleged to have committed.

Still, the number of teachers not granted tenure remained small, 3.7 percent of those who reached the end of their three-year probationary period, up from 2.3 percent last year.

The percentage of teachers not granted tenure in the city has been steadily rising.

Access in these cases is of course not granted by default; rather, valuable public or scientific interests must be demonstrated.

It is a reminder of how the rights of women were not granted as acts of charity, but fought for, and at immense cost and considerable sacrifice.