Sentence examples for that could grant from inspiring English sources

Shell also kept up a steady flow of visits, letters and calls to the agencies that could grant or deny the myriad permits it needed in the Arctic.

"VR represents a kind of new contract between humans and computers, an arrangement that could grant us great power, and perhaps change us irrevocably in the process".

The Immigration and Naturalization Service has appealed a bail ruling that could grant the release of some detained Haitians, arguing that it could prompt a mass exodus from Haiti, an agency spokesman said today.

Cultural exchanges that could grant travel rights to Americans who are not of Cuban descent are in the works with charter operators in Miami — a tactic widely used under President Bill Clinton and severely restricted by President George W. Bush.

Boys will graduate from high school not at 17, as now, but at the conscription age of 18, and will not have time to try to gain acceptance to colleges that could grant draft exemptions.

With 60 more days, his attorneys say they could gather more evidence to present a petition allowing them to litigate in a court that could grant a new trial or a clemency review.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court and Tennessee Supreme Court soon issued opinions to the same effect, holding that states could grant land that the federal government had not yet purchased from Indians.

Microsoft proposed that Nokia could grant a license to its mapping service that would allow Microsoft access to its source code, so it could customize the service and own any improvements it made.

The Supreme Court is deciding American Needle v. the N.F.L, a case that could ultimately grant the league effective immunity from antitrust laws, similar to the protections afforded Major League Baseball.

Even knowing these facts, some patients are likely to choose to take advantage of anything and everything in the medical armamentarium that could conceivably grant them extra days, weeks or months of life.

What could we ask them for that they could grant?