Sentence examples for then granting from inspiring English sources

As an example, she said the government, after pledging not to increase public wages, had recently "given a bad signal" by then granting salary demands from striking teachers.

If Pakistan and Mr. Khan had cooperated fully with American and other international investigators over the years, then granting him his freedom might have been a worthwhile trade-off.

The UK, of course, doesn't have its own national day - partly because we are collection of countries and partly, according to some, because when others were setting their ones in the calendars, we were too busy taking and then granting independence (the usual reason for a "day) to other countries to get time to create one.

California's DMV, which has a practice of vetting companies testing autonomous driving technology on state roads and then granting permits to those who meet its standards.

If humans are free from the Lucas-Penrose constraint, then (granting premise 3) it follows that digital computers may fail the Turing test and thus, it seems, cannot think.

Essentially, Google has just left us off their own SUL for Google+ by telling us we couldn't make an account, while giving our competitors tons of traffic and followers, and then granting them amnesty for breaking the rules.

But he then granted the delay.

He then granted their wish.

The DEP then grants permission.

It was a bit late by then, granted.

She then granted reluctantly that Mr. Yurov was versatile.