Sentence examples for would be granting from inspiring English sources

I feared we would be granting legitimacy to an invasion and occupation that I consider to be illegal.

Rogers says for the Fisa court to include an advocate would be granting a "higher level of protection for terrorists overseas" than US citizens get before grand juries.

If Jolie's name came up at Fletcher, the red flag for me would be granting her this appointment for only one lecture a year.

Moss told me on Wednesday that it is highly unlikely that Brennan has been actually availing himself of such information since leaving office, since it's highly unlikely that the CIA would be granting this access.

'Please do not waste this time," Donald Tusk implored as he announced that the EU would be granting the UK another extension, this time six months, in order to avoid a no-deal Brexit.

When I went to the US embassy with my student immigration form, college acceptance letter and my plane ticket, the interviewer who would be granting me my visa asked me: "Who's going to support you while you're in school in America?" "My father," I replied.

Health care benefits also would be granted.

But it remains unclear how casino licenses would be granted.

They would be granted another challenge in extra innings.

The waiter unfazed, promsied that any request would be granted.

In return, Taliban soldiers would be granted an amnesty.