Sentence examples for policy of granting from inspiring English sources

Jackson is likely to find OK!'s policy of granting interviewees copy approval an appealing one.

What do the men of the village think about the government's policy of granting of land to women?

Therefore, a question or two about the city's well-aged policy of granting tax abatements, subsidies and other incentives to businesses to keep them in town.

They attributed their lack of awareness to a policy of granting confidentiality to victims who seek help, unless the victims decided to seek a criminal investigation.

The government's policy of granting trading concessions to the West, however, soon aroused strong opposition and brought about renewed demands that the shogun yield some of his power to the emperor.

That's partly because officials have come to blame the collapse of the Soviet Union, to some degree, on a policy of granting too much ethnic autonomy to the reaches of the empire.

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.

Dr. Jacques Rogge of the International Olympic Committee raved about the Games on Sunday night but adhered to his policy of never granting the best-ever status that his predecessor, Juan Antonio Samaranch, used to toss around like souvenir Olympic pins.

The Office of the Prosecutor has an express policy of not granting immunity from prosecution in exchange for a peaceful resolution of a conflict.

By conflating Israel and "the territories under Israeli control", Congress and the state bodies that pass these bills are attempting to change long-standing US policy of not granting legitimacy to settlements built in lands Israel seized in the 1967 war.