Sentence examples for one granting from inspiring English sources

Issa, who had already issued a subpoena demanding that Secretary of State John Kerry appear before his Committee On Oversight and Government Reform, announced Thursday that he was issuing a new one, granting Kerry just one extra week after Issa and State Department officials failed to agree on a mutually acceptable date.

Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, has called for a voluntary move from the employer-based system to one granting tax benefits to those who buy their own insurance.

Although legislators passed more than 100 bills in the final day of the session -- including one granting a sizable raise for themselves and other officials -- several crucial issues were left in a trough of leftovers.

Mr. Putin's second decree -- after the one granting immunity from prosecution to Boris Yeltsin, the former president -- established a new Russian military doctrine abandoning the old no-first-strike policy toward nuclear weapons and emphasizing a right to use them against aggressors "if other means of conflict resolution have been exhausted or deemed ineffective".

In both scenarios, within any given trial, independent approval processes will be followed with patients being required to sign a separate informed consent form than the one granting access to the AURORA programme.

The law on universities was one in a series of measures — including one granting the president decree power for 18 months — approved in December by the National Assembly.

The one granted to Arsenal in London on Wednesday was a travesty.

There were three requests for the deletion of material: one refused, one granted and one unresolved request as yet.

(Even if one grants that character and policies can be distinguished, it is useful to know how reckless a politician can be).

4. Of course, the regress would threaten only if one grants a sufficiently strong version of the transparency thesis.

A fascinating and powerful one, granted, but not revolutionary in and of itself.