Sentence examples for so granting from inspiring English sources

Even so, granting that the plaintiff's play was whollyoriginal, and assuming that novelty is not essential to acopyright, there is no monopoly in such a background.

Along with this urge to spread the skin around is the impulse to explain the rise of Trump in terms of a more general economic malaise, so granting a pathos and sympathy to his followers.

The public debate about parliamentary reform must continue and intensify, informed by the understanding that history matters, that these are times when the living must speak freely of the dead, so granting them voices and votes.

Having overwhelmingly accorded the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party a sweep of March's parliamentary elections, and by doing so granting the Brothers a virtual lock on drafting Egypt's future constitution, polls indicate that the trustworthiness of the three presidential candidates and their prescription for Egypt's ailing economy are of paramount concern.

14 This designation is indication specific, so granting such a designation for a drug's original approval should not carry over to all its supplemental indications.

So grant that the form is worth reviving.

All that cannot be so granted or secured are left under the protection of the States.

Viewers send her about 100 submissions a day, and in doing so, grant her full republishing rights, she said.

But, ironically, the $40 million or so granted to him later to make "Dune" felt like a prison.

(2) No authorization so granted shall continue to be effective beyond the period of the emergency or war requiring it.

So granted, 3DGH is great to look with a difficulty curve that rises sharply to reward mastering its controls and perspective.