Sentence examples for would likely grant from inspiring English sources

"Alsup is a very practical judge that would likely grant the motion".

She also knew that the Brazilian legal system would likely grant her very little in terms of damages.

It contrasts with comprehensive immigration reform efforts, which would likely grant a path to citizenship to the same people being granted deportation relief under prosecutorial discretion.

Moore is reportedly wealthier than Kutcher and a judge would likely not grant such a request.

Mr. Borden said the groups expected builders to overwhelm state agencies with applications that then would likely be granted without review.

Dr. David G. Orloff, who oversees potassium iodide regulation at the F.D.A., said approval of lower dosages would likely be granted much sooner than the two years Mr. Spano said he feared.

If Faulkner and Amin reach an agreement over the children's custody, she would likely be granted bail, he said, rather than be forced to stay in the overcrowded Baabda Women's Prison where she is currently being held, with Brown.

TekSavvy has since changed its policies so that such disclosures will now be made "only in response to a warrant, production order," or in exceptional circumstances, such as a live bomb threat, where a warrant would likely be granted if time allowed.

The judge said that assuming that their superiors approved, he would most likely grant such permission.

Libya's foreign minister, Abdel-Rahman Shalqam, told The Associated Press that his government would most likely grant the request, though he did not say when.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that his administration would most likely grant a permit to the organizers of last month's antiwar protest who have asked to march through the streets in another demonstration planned for this month.