Sentence examples for we suggest granting from inspiring English sources

Our results are in conflict with the current tribal subdivision of Eumeninae and thus, we suggest granting subfamily rank to the two major clades of "Zethini": Raphiglossinae and Zethinae.

Mr Ledgett has suggested granting Mr Snowden amnesty in return for his stash.

Last year, when a parliamentary committee suggested granting permanent contracts to workers at the state-owned Electricité du Liban, Christian leaders complained that the beneficiaries would be mainly Muslim.

Mr Livingstone has also suggested granting himself more powers over planning, to prevent his decisions being scuppered by unco-operative local authorities.

Instead, he suggested granting in-the-money options and requiring the executive to hold on to the stock — or at least the shares not required to pay taxes — for years after the option was exercised.

Another counter proposal, sponsored by Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas), suggested granting court hearings only to people who are legally in the United States.

Acknowledging the space restrictions faced by researchers writing grant proposals, we suggest practical guidance (Table  3) to help researchers to write proposals and research commissioners to assess proposals of qualitative research with trials.

Acknowledging the space restrictions faced by researchers writing grant proposals, we suggest a starting point for providing practical guidance to help researchers write proposals and research commissioners assess proposals of qualitative research with trials.

Not only in terms of understanding scientific articles (via mapping/cartooning), but also in terms of the social aspects of the field and an introduction to the processes (via small group work/mini grant panels)." We suggest that students will adapt more quickly if faculty explain the pedagogical bases of the novel CREATE tools throughout the implementation period.

A place in the sun ReprintsIn addition, the studies published this week suggest that granting exclusive rights over genes may be doing more harm than good.

They also dusted off a precedent from 1950 to suggest that granting habeas corpus rights to a small number of Bagram detainees would somehow "hamper the war effort, and bring aid and comfort to the enemy".