Examples of using Granting in English and their translations into Hindi
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an edict of tolerance, the Edict of Nantes, granting the Protestant Huguenots some religious freedom.
In 1777, Nana Phadnavis violated his treaty with the Calcutta Council by granting the French a port on West coast.
Beyoncé's team arranged the visit beforehand, and the tribe made an exception in her case by granting her use of the land for a few hours.
Chief minister Chandrababu Naidu said in his speech that although the Centre is not granting funds, the project will be completed by 2019.
Granting that apathy is a challenge,
In most other regions, the procedure for granting free land plots is established by law only for large families and certain categories of specialists.
entity” to animals in Haryana, granting them“corresponding rights, duties
The decision of granting this award is based on the ratings given by experts
The only condition of granting loan for purchase of land in SBI's LPS is that no other bank loan should be outstanding on the applicant.
But granting that the Musalmans of India are a nation,
A state-sanctioned marriage is a government-proffered benefit, granting unique government treatment by law, and forcing certain actions by private industry under the law.
In recent years authorities have tried to stifle Jehovah's Witnesses in France by not granting them the same advantages as other religions.
However, it is subject to various limitations and restraints which the court itself imposes upon itself while granting costs to the winning party.
four hands- two hands holds lotuses while the other two hand display defending and granting mudras, respectively.
The Republic of China implements« temporary provisions» granting President Chiang Kai-shek extended powers to deal with the Communist uprising.
Shafey said AMU student union has a long tradition of granting life membership to prominent people in politics, social and educational fields.
The recognition means granting a major role to KIFI Association for promotion and Development of Kudo sport in India.
It's about allowing them to be inspirational with their skill sets and granting them the chance to become the best martial artists in the world.
In 1986, the CAST Scheme was revised in order to make the College a degree granting institution.
the maximum period is seven years(as instruction of granting Bachelor's degree).