Sentence examples for which could grant from inspiring English sources

Her first customer: Tsinghua's Continuing Education School, which could grant remote access to as many as 20,000 students.

They won at the state district court level, but two higher courts argued over which could grant a stay of execution.

But a White House official said that the administration had decided against the moratorium, preferring to push for the student bill, which could grant legal status to more than 700,000 young immigrants here illegally.

The inmates had challenged the secrecy surrounding Oklahoma's source of lethal injection drugs, winning at the state district court level, but two higher courts argued over which could grant a stay of execution.

Boleat said that in the coming weeks the corporation would publish ideas on a new visa for London, which could grant permission for overseas workers to be employed in the capital.

The inmates challenged the secrecy surrounding Oklahoma's source of lethal injection drugs, winning at the state district court level, but two higher courts argued over which could grant a stay of execution.

Mr. Yecco said the best way to find money is through Cape May County's Open Space Preservation Trust Fund, which could give a grant for all or part of the money, presuming the improvements on the house aren't too expensive.

Within a few days, the U.S. Office of Surface Mining (OSM) will release a "Record of Decision" on the "Black Mesa Project" Final Environmental Impact Statement, which could ultimately grant the Peabody Coal Company a "Life-of-Mine" permit to re-open and expand one of the nation's largest coal strip mines.

On the one hand, it was not just that men who had not been able to defend their own territories should seize those of others; on the other hand, there was no land in Gaul which could be granted without injustice, especially to so numerous a host.

In a civil action under this subsection, if the court finds that a discriminatory housing practice has occurred or is about to occur, the court may grant as relief any relief which a court could grant with respect to such discriminatory housing practice in a civil action under section 3613 of this title.

Now perhaps this is an analytic truth, in which case we could grant it to Pascal without further discussion — perhaps it is constitutive of rationality to maximize expectation, as some might say.