Sentence examples for would grant more from inspiring English sources

If endorsed, the constitution would grant more autonomy to remote regions and pave the way for a multi-party general election.

Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets of two Moroccan cities today in rival demonstrations over a government plan that would grant more rights to women.

The legislation would grant more than 70 countries in sub-Saharan Africa, the Caribbean and Central America greater duty-free access to the United States market.

State lawmakers are considering legislation that would grant more money to public defender offices throughout the state by taking it from defense teams of inmates facing the death penalty, according to the Times-Picayune.

To provide more amenities and revenue in a time of budget cuts, the Recreation and Park Department recently announced it would grant more permits to vendors in Golden Gate Park, Justin Herman Plaza, Civic Center and Dolores Park, where visitors should see carts from Blue Bottle Coffee and grass-fed links from Let's Be Frank by summer.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 - House Republican leaders introduced a long-awaited bill Friday that would grant more limited powers to a new national intelligence director than those recommended by the Sept. 11 commission or called for in a companion bill in the Senate.

In response, baseball said it would tighten guidelines on exemptions, and would also grant more power to Bryan Smith, the administrator who oversees its testing program.

She wouldn't grant more than one of her little laughs.

President Bush is preparing to issue an executive order that would immediately grant more power to the director of central intelligence, designating him to fill much of the role envisioned for a future national intelligence director, according to senior government officials who have been briefed on the plan.

In November, residents of the Sunshine State will vote on a constitutional amendment that would automatically grant more than a million ex-cons excluding murdex-cons excludingenders—the right to vote.

In analogy with chronic kidney disease, implementation of the MDRD equation would probably grant more clinically useful information to assess AKI.