Sentence examples for ready grant from inspiring English sources

We also have partnered with Saint Paul high schools through a College Ready grant from the Great Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corporation.

The justices should be ready to grant their request.

Roberto Mancini wasn't ready to grant an audience last night.

He thinks, for example, that reporters are often too ready to grant confidentiality to their sources.

She feared the court was not ready to grant gay couples a broad constitutional right to marry.

But they said Mr. McConnell had pushed for broader presidential authority than they were ready to grant.

But there are no signs, at present, that Israel is ready to grant this.The dispossessedMore than 800,000-900,000 800,000-900,000ed from Israel during its war of indePalestinians

These films raise the age-old question of whether white filmmakers are ready to grant black characters agency in their own screen lives.

The league also wants a salary cap and seems ready to grant free agency, although not as early in a career as the players would like.

Mr. Spence's looks aside, he said that regulators were not ready to grant approval until Lakeside had raised enough capital, created a sufficiently conservative business plan and hired an experienced management team.

The elite Euros, that blue and gold quartet who head the world rankings, are in attendance, ready to grant Woods the ideal benchmark for the extent of his golfing recovery.