Sentence examples for will only grant from inspiring English sources

The majority of lenders will only grant a mortgage to your planned retirement date.

That, and time: Obama's action this week will only grant relief to undocumented migrants for three years.

In 2013 the government cracked down on term-time holidays and changes to the law mean that head teachers will only grant leave to pupils during term time in exceptional circumstances.

Many mortgage lenders will only grant a mortgage up to an individual's planned retirement date, so for someone aged 45 who expects to retire at 67, the maximum mortgage term might be just 22 years.

In California courts, that would not have been enough: like many other states, California will only grant final approval of adoptions if the adoptive parents live in the state.

The opposition leader has said he will only grant pairings in some medical cases or when the government lawmaker is engaged in business vital to the national interest, a position that could severely hamper the ability of the prime minister and other senior legislators to travel while Parliament is sitting.

"This will only allow the granting councils to barely maintain what they currently have, not meet new demand," says Canadian Association of University Teachers executive director James Turk.

I hope the Court will draw some lines in a way that will not only grant both Mr. Aveni and Mr. Thomas new trials but will reduce the risks of future false confessions.

Access will only be granted to tenants of the adjoining buildings and their authorised visitors on proof of identity".

But permission to do this will only be granted in "special circumstances", such as if you have had to change your travel plans at short notice.

"Permission to enter or remain in the UK on the basis of a relationship with a British citizen will only be granted if the Home Office is satisfied of an applicant's credibility".