Sentence examples for unable to grant from inspiring English sources

"We are unable to grant your request" for a Koran, it said.

The SLP is unable to grant Student Visas/I-20s for international students.

Home truths Their obstetrician supported their choice but was unwilling to perform non-essential, "lifestyle" surgery, on a patient unable to grant consent, until he'd consulted NHS lawyers.

Judge Alvin Bligen read Slager his rights in monotone before telling him he was charged with murder and therefore unable to grant bail.

Unfortunately, due to the volume of applications that we receive each year, we are unable to grant individual meetings with admissions officers, faculty, or current students.

"The industry royal charter was considered in an entirely proper and fair way by the privy council sub-committee and the reasons they were unable to grant it are in the public domain.

Statelessness may therefore present a practical and fundamental paradox: in order to be able to exercise right to health accorded to them by international law, stateless persons must receive forms of political recognition from states that many states are often unable or unwilling to grant.

One of those directors, Bruce R. Lakefield, became chief executive last spring, after his predecessor, David N. Siegel, was unable to persuade unions to grant wage and benefit cuts.

He met with the King but was unable to persuade him to grant him his mother's estates, and travelled back to Normandy in the autumn.

For two years, the park service negotiated with Adamson but was unable to get Congress to grant money for the purchase, Humphries said.

With the two sides repeatedly denouncing each other, he is threatening 10,500 more layoffs after he being unable to persuade the unions to grant the $600 million in concessions.