Sentence examples for title granted to from inspiring English sources

The victory leaves Rand with a stylized black dragon tattoo emblazoned across his chest, and he is recognized as the Iron Fist, a title granted to the defender of K'un-L'un K'un-L'un

Koni's picture is accompanied by the slogan "Our Koni Is a Mother Hero" (the official title granted to highly fertile women by a Soviet state anxious to raise the country's birth rate).

His widow Zenobia had her husband's titles granted to their son Vaballathus.

Equally, he zealously guarded the privileges and titles granted to him by Shah ʿĀlam, such as amīr al-umarā ("prince of princes," or commander-in-chief) and nāʾib wakīl-e muṭlaq (deputy regent).

The German trust in the country's educational system as well as its government was further undermined by various corruption scandals surrounding the academic titles granted to a number of individuals.

Garrisons were also permanently maintained at border forts; Parthian inscriptions reveal some of the military titles granted to the commanders of these locations.

Section 10441 of this title (Grants to Combat Violent Crimes Against Women).

Section 10461 of this title (Grants to Encourage Arrest Policies and Enforcement of Protection Orders Program).

"That title is granted to you by the people, not in a championship," he said.

He is the Baron Inchquin of Imokilly, a title first granted to his family in 1359.

Princess Borghese's title was granted to the family by Paul V. The princess remained involved with the line until recently, her son, Livio Borghese, said in a telephone interview from New York.