Sentence examples for specifically grants from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

A separate House Bill 56 would put a stop to unannounced arrests between 10 PM and 6 AM, unless a judge specifically grants a warrant".

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

Article I, Section 8, Clause 3: The powers specifically granted to Congress also include the power "to regulate commerce with foreign nations and among the several States".

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 other thing that might restrict the ability of a property owner to grow his or her tree to a certain height would be an easement that specifically granted a neighboring owner an unobstructed view.

In his first inaugural address as governor, in 1995, Mr. Bush promised to revive the 10th Amendment, which, he said, "gives to the states all powers not specifically granted to the federal government".