Sentence examples for that granting from inspiring English sources

The problem is that granting immunity means it would be very difficult to ever prosecute the witness in the future.

He faces sexual assault charges in Sweden if extradited but Ecuador has vowed to prevent that, granting him asylum in August.

A central result in the theory of interpretability is that (granting our simplifying assumptions) T1≤ T2 iff T1 ⊆ Π01 T2.

But he said that granting asylum was a mistake.

He added that granting more privileges would weaken immigrants' desires to become citizens.

Israelis insist that granting this right would mean swamping the Jewish state.

You are right that granting voting rights to noncitizens is a bad idea.

But the Turkish authorities fear that granting such rights would encourage separatism.

"I'm not speculating that granting these powers can lead to abuses.

Lawyers have said that granting immunity could interfere with the criminal investigation.

Mr. Clinton has argued that granting permanent normal trading relations is essential for national security.