Sentence examples for themselves grant from inspiring English sources

During and after the occupation, Palmer received pushback from a group of local residents, calling themselves Grant County Positive Action, who organised protests against the occupation and took out ads in local newspapers demanding that Palmer explain his actions.

One factory costs about $500,000, but for that money, Richter Rubber staff will set up the factories themselves, grant various warranties and instruct the new owners on all standard operating procedures.

The corrective lenses of affirmative action don't in of themselves grant applicants of color coveted positions - they simply permit applicants of color to be seen and thus considered fairly in the first place despite the continuing existence of racism in our society.

In contrast to this betrayal of hope and potential, there needs to be a new political and cultural vision of youth that allows teenagers to speak for themselves, grants them social value, and recognises their ability to find innovative solutions to current problems: indeed, to conceive of how the future could be.

Judges themselves could grant a stay of the stay, the government said, and avoid the separation of powers problem.

More vexing were some of the ratings, with outlets falling over themselves to grant Mr. West a top score: a rare 10.0 at Pitchfork, a slightly less rare 5 stars at Rolling Stone (which also gave that rating to his second album, "Late Registration"), an A from Entertainment Weekly (in fairness, a not infrequent grade at that magazine).

In the old days, governments built the plants themselves or granted utilities a specified rate of return.

From the Indus to the Urals, the Mississippi to the Amazon, governments either built and ran these vast plants and grids themselves, or granted exclusive rights to private utilities within specified territories.

The larger significance for Ms. Henríquez is in the perception that the world's ruling cultures have tended to claim high art for themselves while granting to the Southern hemispheres the "lower" orders of vernacular, folk and tribal arts.

I get the feeling no one takes the simple act of expressing themselves for granted.

None of these policies would be in the best interest of children, even if the children themselves were granted legal status under the Republican KIDS Act.