Sentence examples for the policy of granting from inspiring English sources

He combined this foreign policy with a program of reforms at home such as the policy of granting "independence" to various black homelands that were meant at once to mollify international public opinion while dividing his nonwhite domestic opposition.

Graham invoked the former president pro tempore of the senate from his home state of South Carolina in support of his argument for changing the policy of granting citizenship at birth.

The policy of granting or recognizing significant degrees of self-government by dependencies, which was favoured by the far-flung nature of the empire, led to the development by the 20th century of the notion of a "British Commonwealth," comprising largely self-governing dependencies that acknowledged an increasingly symbolic British sovereignty.

The allegation that Wade Boggs received monetary compensation for agreeing to wear a Tampa Bay Devil Rays logo on his inevitable Hall of Fame cap, when he signed with the expansion team, in 1998, at the twilight of his career, had a lot to do with the Hall of Fame's reëxamination of the policy of granting final cap selection to the players.

Many human genome scientists opposed the policy of granting gene patents without knowledge of function, whether for ESTs and cDNAs or complete gene sequences.

On the other hand, the policy of granting trade credit adds not only an additional cost but also an additional dimension of default risk (i.e., the event in which the buyer will be unable to payoff its debt obligations) to the retailer (Teng et al. 2005).

What do the men of the village think about the government's policy of granting of land to women?

The government's policy of granting trading concessions to the West, however, soon aroused strong opposition and brought about renewed demands that the shogun yield some of his power to the emperor.

On Monday, a Metro Matters column about the city's budget distress examined the city's policy of granting tax incentives and other subsidies to businesses and noted that Madison Square Garden has paid no property taxes since 1982, when the Knicks and Rangers threatened to leave town.

Arsène Wenger, the manager, has indicated a readiness to break the club's general policy of granting only one-year extensions to players in their thirties and he is extremely keen for Sagna to stay.

For example, a stabilized tenant who never had a parking space has no right to apply for one unless the board has a policy of granting spaces to nonpurchasing tenants and shareholders.