Sentence examples for senate granted from inspiring English sources

This problem was solved when, in late 1995, the FIA's senate granted the FIA's F1 rights to FOM (ie, Mr Ecclestone) for 14 years for $8m-9m 8m-9mr, instead of 30% of the TV revenues as under past Concorde Agreements.

In addition, the Senate granted him Lesser Armenia and most of Galatia.

In June 44 the Senate granted him north and central Gaul and northern Italy as his province for five years.

The Senate granted a supplicatio (a period of public thanksgiving), although Cicero had hoped for a triumph, a processional return through the city, on his return to Rome.

The Visigothic chieftain thereupon laid siege to Rome (408) until the Senate granted him another subsidy and assistance in his negotiations with Honorius.

Within days Caesar's heir Octavian pressed for the declaration of Caesar as divine which the Senate granted by its vote in 42.

It was to approve a deal, recommended by the FIA's senate, to grant the FIA's commercial rights to Formula One (F1) motor racing until December 31st 2110 ie, for more than 100 years to one man, Bernard Bernie Charles Ecclestonene.

In 445 BC, the Plebeians demanded the right to stand for election to the Consulship, but the senate refused to grant them this right.

Duany granted that the "New York Senate scene seems pretty male," but called the level of discourse that occurs in government "superficially civilized," and pointed to the removal of spittoons and canes as a contributing factor in the decline.

So it wasn't until shortly before 10am that the plane appeared in the skies over Berlin, dipping its wings as it flew only a few hundred metres above the ground after being granted special permission by the Berlin senate.

A bill currently being examined by the Brazilian senate states that assisted reproduction techniques must only be granted permission in cases of infertility and in those concerning the prevention of sex-related genetic disorders.