Sentence examples for signed granting from inspiring English sources

David Cameron was speaking to construction workers in Rosyth, Fife, ahead of a meeting with First Minister Alex Salmond in Edinburgh where a deal is expected to be signed granting Holyrood the power to hold a referendum on independence.

Manmohan Singh, the finance minister who began India's economic liberalisation in the early 1990s, explains that several BITs have been signed granting national treatment to foreign investors, but that: "We are not ready as yet for right of establishment.

Discussions to establish the sovereignty of the archipelago commenced in the 1910s, but were interrupted by World War I. On 9 February 1920, following the Paris Peace Conference, the Svalbard Treaty was signed, granting full sovereignty to Norway.

Garcia told me that none of the documents he signed granted the AP the copyright to any of his photographs.

Since 2002, the fund has signed grants worth $1bn£715m5m) to Uganda, of which $623m has been disbursed.

Among participating countries in Horizon 2020, the EU's flagship research programme, the UK holds the biggest share of signed grant agreements.

The Big Ten and Pac-12 members have signed grants of rights, which basically give all of the television rights from each university's sports to the conference for a specified number of years.

Additional file 1: Table S1 of the Signed Grant Agreement, which outlines key activities, was analysed to establish the aims of each grant; the SGA's main body of text was consulted for clarification when necessary.

The combined results from these two studies showed that the data publicly available through GF Secretariat – including approved proposals, signed grant agreements, performance monitoring frameworks, GPRs, and expenditures by service delivery area (SDA) - even when examined together, do not allow tracking of resources allocated to SRH integration within HIV/AIDS grants.

Survivor cast members must sign a contract granting the show's producers "the perpetual and worldwide right" to use their name, likeness and biography in "any or all media".

Although the N.C.A.A. cannot influence realignment because of antitrust issues, Emmert could make a difference by persuading university presidents to commit to signing grants of rights to help stabilize the conference landscape.