Sentence examples for which can grant from inspiring English sources
For mail cover requests, law enforcement agencies submit a letter to the Postal Service, which can grant or deny a request without judicial review.
I'll be voting yes next Thursday to break the taboo that says our creaking, outdated and unrepresentative electoral system – which can grant large majorities to parties who win just 35% of the vote – is too sacred to be changed.
It is expected that the Palestinians's next step would be in the General Assembly, where there is no veto but which can grant only observer status, not full membership.
That leaves some parents the humiliating choice of asking for help from their children or their government, which can grant exemptions if they can prove their children are unwilling or unable to help.
Each player has a faction-specific deck of combat cards which can grant you additional hits or blocks, protect your forces from harm, force your opponent to reroll some of their dice or otherwise aid your chances of emerging victorious from a fight.
I can buy Jonathan Freedland's line that a "yes" vote will: [B]reak the taboo that says our creaking, outdated and unrepresentative electoral system – which can grant large majorities to parties who win just 35% of the vote – is too sacred to be changed.
Stated still another way, the Amendment does no more than protect a right to bail which Congress can grant and which Congress can take away.
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The Giuliani administration decided yesterday not to oppose late claims from New Jersey, which judges can grant case by case.
The law puts into effect a federal program known as Ticket to Work, under which states can grant continued Medicaid benefits to disabled people who earn up to 250percentt of the federal poverty level.
A reflection group will also be looking at ways in which Brussels can grant Israel a "special status" to enhance its involvement in the E.U.'s market and economy.
