Sentence examples for open to granting from inspiring English sources

Amazon initially seemed open to granting the interviews, then scaled it down to one interview with a departmental vice-president in October.

In a New Year interview with the German tabloid newspaper Bild, Vladimir Putin suggested that Russia could be open to granting refuge to Syria's President Assad.

By 2001 a new Congress may turn out to be more open to granting fast-track to a new president.America and Europe urgently need to show more genuine commitment to free trade.

Yet, more promisingly, it is a striking feature of children's SF (and film and TV for children in general) that it is so open to granting sympathy to characters that in a purely adult work would estrange the viewer.

The announcements from the four banks indicate that all three major regulators — the Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Insurance Deposit Corporation — are open to granting waivers.

Ms. Lyons said she was eager for a speedy resolution of the matter, but made clear that she would be open to granting extensions if the committee could not finish its work by April 14.

The final piece to the above is that Alibaba worked to reform a credit facility that it had previously opened to grant it a longer ramp to IPO.

"European and national research funders are expected to commit all researchers to granting open access to their publications as of 2020.

Over 1,300 companies, including five of the top 10 patenters in the world, have signed the patent "non-aggression" pact of the Open Invention Network, committing them to granting royalty-free patent licenses over Linux technology to other signatories.

But then other people worry that as soon as you open the door to grant money being sent to those countries for those purposes, there's going to be a huge sucking sound as all the money leaves Africa and goes over there.

Furthermore, because a number of funding options were open to me from granting agencies such as the Human Frontier Science Program and International collaborations through the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (then the Medical Research Council), I felt that the opportunity to pursue peer-reviewed grants would not be missed by carrying out research in Singapore.