Sentence examples for specifically granting from inspiring English sources

Wisconsin is one of four states, along with Minnesota, Oklahoma and South Dakota, with laws specifically granting authorities the power to confine pregnant women for substance abuse.

The summary of the rules for children going to Brazil gives the flavor of the entries for Chile, Colombia and the Dominican Republic: "Minors (under 18) traveling alone, with one parent or with a third party, must present written authorization by the absent parent(s) or legal guardian, specifically granting permission to travel alone, with one parent or with a third party.

"Instead of funding scholars from underrepresented groups, specifically, granting institutions fund projects that focus on underrepresented groups," Bloomquist says.

For supporters of the Trump Administration, rescinding the rule is part of a broader crackdown on immigration in what it calls an attempt to secure American jobs and end executive abuses of immigration loopholes — specifically granting "parole", a technical term for permission to remain in the U.S. for short-term stints.

Greer, however, in his history of Air Corps doctrine, firmly attributes the restriction to the Navy, noting that in November 1938 it achieved a new modification of the Joint Action statement specifically granting it the authorization for long-range land-based flights that the Army was denied, and immediately prepared six major bases to conduct them.

Taking a stiffer stance on health information, the state will not permit sharing unless a customer specifically grants permission.

The Constitution specifically grants equal rights to women, even promising two Parliament seats in each province to women.

Taking a tougher stance on health information, the state will not permit sharing unless a customer specifically grants permission.

Last week it passed the country's first law that specifically grants teachers the right to carry guns in the classroom.

The rule that limits bonuses to 100% of salary, or 200% if shareholders specifically grant approval, is adding another layer to the intricacy.

But Mr. Cholst said that if the rule specifically grants a couple with children priority over those who do not have children, it might violate federal law.