Sentence examples for were to be granted from inspiring English sources

No exemptions were to be granted, not even for musical instruments or works of art, unless the article in question was more than a hundred years old.

Even if they were to be granted prisoner of war status they would remain in captivity until hostilities are over – a generation away on many estimates.

In appeasement to Hitler, the Portuguese dictator, António de Oliveira Salazar, issued his "Circular 14", decreeing that no Jews or dissidents were to be granted passage to Portugal.

He reasoned that Congress did not want most of the money to go to the rich, but had intended the fund to be a safety net.Originally, family members of those who died were to be granted $50,000 in non-economic compensation to cover pain and suffering.

Indulgences were to be granted to all those who took part in the great enterprise.

Nigerians have already been executed and, even if Raheem were to be granted clemency, there are still more on Indonesia's death row.

A CPO is to be granted where there is a "compelling case in the public interest".

It has been announced that Bainbridge is to be granted a posthumous Booker.

The interim government, which the United Nations Security Council endorsed today, is to be granted judicial sovereignty.

The National Audit Office is to be granted wide-ranging powers as the corporation's official auditor.

November 2004 We hear that because of the medical report the family are to be granted indefinite leave to remain.