Sentence examples for time granting from inspiring English sources

I asked him why he thinks people have an easier time granting intelligence to computers than to plants.

The Justices accepted the case a year ago, at the same time granting a stay of Mr. Simmons's scheduled execution.

Also important, the constitution would give the EU "legal personality" for the first time, granting it in effect the sole right to negotiate most treaties.

This is the practice of letting executives exercise options when the share price is high, at the same time granting new options with the old expiration date.

The Palestinian Authority is selling out on all inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, while at the same time granting contracts to Blackwater mercenaries to subdue its own people.

In an era and a region where free speech wasn't particularly encouraged, its authors boldly satirized politics, religion, colonialism, Westernization, and modernization, education (or lack thereof), and the oppression of women (Azerbaijan was surprisingly progressive on women's issues at the time, granting women the right to vote in 1919 — a year before the United States).

The healing power of time granted it a largely rapturous reception.

Six months is the normal time granted companies to restructure under condordat, which shields them from debts and legal claims.

Owners will be able to use their units three weeks a year, with more time granted depending on availability.

Being a Netjetter had for a time granted me the illusion of freedom from this everyday routine, organization and control.

American said the Federal Aviation Administration's decision for the first time granted one carrier a special dispensation from the rules.