Sentence examples for will grant it from inspiring English sources

But as the Giuliani administration winds down and the agency faces some of its toughest challenges, the question of whether the City Council will grant it permanent status has intensified.

It seems unlikely he will grant it.

UFPJ has reapplied for a permit to use the park but it seems unlikely that the city will grant it.

Size, plus ownership of high-speed Internet connections, will grant it more power at the bargaining table with program networks and Internet platforms.

ERBIL, Iraq — A team of United Nations experts was still waiting in Cyprus on Wednesday to hear whether Syria will grant it unfettered access to investigate reports that chemical weapons have been used in the country's civil war.

There's a good chance that the philologists of the future will take "cheap" to have been an early and vulgar mispronounciation of "chic", and will grant it no more than a curt footnote.

It hasn't put a cap on how many commercial permits it will grant, but it has said that it has received more than nine hundred applications).

It will grant him a sizable portion of their offspring in exchange, much to the chagrin of environmentalists who sued the state, saying the bison belong to the public.

Although Google says its purchase of Motorola will not grant it most-favored-nation treatment, don't be surprised if few believe this.

The league will not grant it, the person told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because no official comments were authorized.

It's easy and the IRS will automatically grant it.