Sentence examples for were to grant from inspiring English sources

But if it were to grant the release, I think you can count on an appeal.

Of course, if a judge were to grant exemplary damages, the publishers would appeal and it would inevitably end up at Strasbourg.

If Muir were to grant the Quinlans' petition, Ralph Porzio warned the court, it would be "like turning on the gas chamber".

If the United Nations were to grant that, it would cause Congress to cut off aid not only to the Palestinian Authority but also to the United Nations.

If he were to grant the Baganda the federalism they want, it would win him warm support from at least a quarter of the population.

Agreeing to this Palestinian demand, Barak has said, would mean national suicide for Israel; if it were to grant citizenship to the several million members of the Palestinian diaspora, it would cease to be a Jewish state.

Updated at 2.40pm BST 1.38pm BST Asylum is granted Ecuador is to grant political asylum to Julian Assange, says Patiño.

Anyway, those are not Chase's to grant.

Since August 2013, a third of Contribsx's edits were to Grant Shapps's Wikipedia page – often to remove unflattering references to controversies around Shapps's online businesses and his pseudonym Michael Green.

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

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