Sentence examples for soon grant from inspiring English sources

There is one other modern, private prison and the government may soon grant licences for four more to be built.

We hope it means that Saudi Arabia will soon grant full civil and legal rights to women and all who reside in the kingdom.

There is little doubt that the National Assembly, dominated until early January by the president's supporters, will soon grant Mr. Chávez the new decree powers, which are allowed by the Constitution and would include matters like security, public works, finances and housing.

The Obama Administration may have stood up to Big Coal, but the richer Big Oil got permission this summer to drill in the Arctic Washingtonn may soon grant the rights for offshore drilling along the Atlantic seaboard, and end a longstanding ban on oil exports.

Mr. Davis also said he would file a lawsuit in federal court if the commission did not soon grant his request for a review of its earlier order to limit prices only during power emergencies, and to revoke the authority of some generators to charge market-based rates.

Here in this country, though, the sector is moving forward: The NRC has recently given a license to two units owned by Southern Co. in Georgia while it is expected to soon grant another to SCANA Corp's South Carolina Electric & Gas Co to build two more there.

In 1788 he petitioned for a pardon, which was soon granted.

He was soon granted a Commonwealth Fund fellowship to study theater in the United States.

Major League Baseball rejected his claim of residency in Mexico, but he was soon granted residency by Nicaragua, and that was acceptable.

She said that Mr. Kline instructed her "do not touch" the case, and soon granted the official clearance.

Stuyvesant's military background enabled him to spruce up the disorderly town, and he soon granted it recognition as an independent city (1653).