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Meanings of granting in English
Function of specifying access rights and privileges to resources, which is related to information security and computer security in general and to access control in particular.
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Examples for "authorization"
Examples for "authorization"
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The city government said it is being provided under an emergency authorization.
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Both companies have received the FDA's emergency use authorization for their tests.
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And in this particular case, authorization had been even prompter than usual.
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The company also raised its share repurchase authorization to 20 million shares.
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The authorization doesn't grant the right to violate human rights, he said.
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Senator Bernie Sanders for his 2003 Senate vote authorizing the Iraq War.
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Jim Stauffer signed a form authorizing medical research on his mother's body.
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Starting on Saturday, the law brokered last year authorizing warrantless searches expires.
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SAG has asked its members to support authorizing a strike against studios.
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Plus, authorizing projects is but the first step toward actually funding them.
Usage of granting in English
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Directly granting privileges to accounts, however, can lead to significant security problems.
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Local governments have discretion over allocating new land, granting licences, and staffing.
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Banks are granting fewer options due to government oversight and conservative boards.
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China had balked at granting access for audit inspectors, citing sovereignty concerns.
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They fear that granting too much national leeway would undermine the law.
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Russia also resents Britain granting refugee status to several high-profile Kremlin critics.
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The UK and Sweden have criticised Ecuador for granting him political asylum.
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Ed Rendell told Reuters the state is careful in granting drilling permits.
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They placed the granting of supplies in the House of Representatives exclusively.
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Police later arrived at Pu's office, preventing him from granting further interviews.
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Some lords bought endowments, granting great wealth to those who sold them.
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He said he would quash the granting of permission on that basis.
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The Envoy gave a wave to signal his granting of said honour.
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There is no corporation or government granting me authority over this crew.
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The thieves of whom you spoke spoiled her pleasure in granting hospitality.
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In asking or granting a favor, a call is demanded by etiquette.
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Granting through the time
Granting across language varieties
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