Sentence examples for preparing to grant from inspiring English sources

Why would they ask for an updated one, he wondered, if they weren't preparing to grant the visa?

Those buying 800 cc cars now get a significant tax reduction the government is preparing to grant to buyers of cars with engines as large as 1,000 cc.

With a tone of resignation, Michael Howard, the president of Emery & Howard Portfolio Management in Burlingame, Calif., said his firm was preparing to grant clients the ability to electronically check on their accounts whenever and as often as they choose.

But as the national dialogue got underway Saturday, Morsi appeared to be preparing to grant the military broad powers to arrest civilians and keep public order until a new constitution is approved and parliamentary elections are held, according to a report Saturday in the state-run newspaper al-Ahram.

David Goldfarb, who is a board member of Friends of Dorothy Day Cottages, said he had thought that the bungalows were safe from demolition because the Landmarks Commission was preparing to grant them landmark status and it usually notifies the buildings department of its plans.

A man and a woman in smart black uniforms, pale blue and orange sashes draped over their shoulders, are preparing to grant their organisation's highest academic honour to a bunch of nervous novices.

Congress prepared to grant him speedy citizenship.

Mr. Chertoff said the department would be prepared to grant waivers, as current law allows.

The 20-year extension may also be too long (as the Court seemed prepared to grant).

Still, I am prepared to grant him the benefit of that doubt.

Even after so many years of struggle, neither can be sure that the other is prepared to grant it.