As part of its work to try and protect the £345m grant given to bus operators by the Department for Transport, the Campaign for Better Transport has detailed the extent of the pummelling subsidised bus services have taken.
And we're going to try and not take that for granted".
I have said to all of them [and] the Arts Council they should try and increase the proportion of grants they give outside of London.
Even when she refused to grant his wish to "try and get inside the guys' heads," he left, only to return later to lurk behind a wall.
Still, in light of the criticism, Davison said her publishing house might try to grant access to the Collected Works to certain non-institutional libraries, under an agreement that would not interfere with its ability to sell the collection to universities.
He's trying to grant citizenship and the right to vote to millions of illegal immigrants who have no interest in becoming Americans, pledging their loyalty to this exceptional nation alone and renouncing all other ties.
Will there be a collective yawn and belly scratch by the Left if the state... tries to grant minors the vote?
During the primaries he expressed support for Eliot Spitzer, then the governor of New York, who was trying to grant driving licences to illegals.
(In fact, when she did die, in 1978, my father tried to grant this wish but was informed by the superintendent that it could not be done).
Still other schools are trying to grant more access to lockers during the day so that students are carrying fewer books through the halls.
Instead of trying to grant rights to chimpanzees, the court notes that NhRP could push for further legal protections for the animals, perhaps by advocating for stricter state animal welfare laws.
