Sentence examples for we grant both from inspiring English sources

If we grant both (I) and (II), then we have at once a story about why listeners process utterances as relevance theory claims and a story about why speakers implicitly vouch for the results of such processing, insofar as these results are foreseeable.

"Yet we are granting both criminal and civil immunity to citizens who don't have nearly the same levels of firearms training as police officers".

We use the state-space formulation in predictor form, and we show that consistent estimates of the Markov parameters are granted both for open-loop and closed-loop data.

We begin with the premise that the role of Holland schemata in directing genetic search should be granted both as a matter of empirical fact and as a natural consequence of the Schema Theorem.

The league granted both requests on September 26 , 1931

But even if we grant all of the assumptions on both sides so far, monists have the better of these two arguments.

But even if we grant the need for the kind of unity desired by both the Kantians and the communitarians, this does not yet imply that we must grant the life-long unity on which they both insist.

But suppose we grant that both Goldman and Mr. Hall are very good at what they do, and might have earned huge profits even without all that aid.

The tendency is, we grant full pardons.

Personally, I think we should grant them both the benefit of the doubt, and set this touching scene in the colonnade beside another, much-loved moment of togetherness: Piglet sidled up to Pooh from behind.

Can the judge grant both summary motions?