Examples of using Granted him in English and their translations into Chinese
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He called to mind the patriarch Abraham, how at the very end God granted him a son, Isaac.
He granted him the symbols of authority: the linen shorts, the shirt, and the robe with the pomegranates around the hem.
Although by convention Hirohito behaved as a constitutional monarch, the Meiji Constitution granted him absolute power- he was after all enshrined as a God.
On that night in Göteborg though, the manager granted him a place on the bench.
Snowden was then left stranded in the international transit area at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport for over a month, until Russia granted him asylum.
When they returned, his father delivered the news: the Boston Marathon granted him special entry for this year's race.
Congress refused to accept his resignation, and instead granted him a six-month constitutional leave of absence.
And recently, the Afghan president, Ashraf Ghani, granted him honorary citizenship.
Congress refused to accept his resignation, and instead granted him a six-months constitutional leave of absence.
In 1980, the University of Gainesville in Florida, United States, granted him the degree of doctor honoris causa.
The Doar family met Kruse and granted him exclusive access to the collection for two years.
On 4 January 1996, the Ministry of Internal Affairs granted him citizenship of Bosnia and Herzegovina under the name Abdulla Seid Ali Ba-Awra.
In 1991, the Chinese State Council and the State Education Commission granted him a Special Contribution Award.
The migration court accepted that Adel Hakimjan, from China's Uighur minority, was not a terrorist and granted him permanent residency as a refugee.
Ecuador granted him asylum, but British authorities have made clear they would arrest him if he tried to leave.
Russian authorities granted him one-year asylum, which was later extended to three years.
The Special Rapporteur acknowledges with appreciation the full facilities granted him by the authorities.
The Doar family met Kruse and granted him exclusive access to the collection for two years.
Martin, of Hamilton, has now appeared in the Hamilton Sheriff's Court, where Sheriff Vincent Smith granted him another nine months to complete his unpaid work.
On 14 February 1996 the Home Office refused the asylum claim but granted him exceptional leave to remain in the United Kingdom for a year.