Sentence examples for proposing to grant from inspiring English sources

In a revised bill released on Monday, he reversed course, proposing to grant the Fed oversight of all systemically important financial institutions, not just banks.

Thus, one member of the national council was proposing to grant themselves a right of veto and to reduce it to a rubber stamp.

In proposing to grant the biggest financial firms special legal status as "Tier 1 financial holding companies," the Treasury came close to designating them as too big to fail, thereby encouraging them to take more risks.

Sturgeon said: "It is incomprehensible to us, for the EU referendum, that the UK government is proposing to grant the right to vote to the citizens of three other EU countries – Ireland, Malta and Cyprus – but not the remaining 24.

In their view, proposing to grant health insurance to those tens of millions without coverage (who are seen as undeserving) was tantamount to taking that very benefit away from them (the deserving).

Nevertheless, the energy ministry proposes to grant a concession to build a 1,500MW fossil-fuel power station near the border.

We are aware, and surprised by media reports in the last 24 hours, that Ecuador is about to take a decision and proposes to grant asylum to Mr. Assange.

It was proposed to grant the king five subsidies for defense but to delay their passage until the Petition of Right (1628) could be prepared.

Conversely, a few states, like Texas, propose to grant immunity to minors who destroy the image or report it to the authorities within 48 hours.

Hence, when the Social Democrat-led government recently proposed to grant gay couples similar rights to those enjoyed by married couples, a storm immediately blew up.

In hopes of securing the cooperation of the National Library, Marbach has proposed to grant Israeli scholars priority access to the collection and to lend the papers to Jerusalem for a temporary exhibit.