grant

1. Allowing something that is requested.
The United States granted permanent residence to 300,000 applicants who work in high-tech industry.

2. To accept that something is true, often before expressing that still your opinion does not change.
I'll grant you that he is not succeed it this time but I still believe in him.

3. Amount of money given by a government or other organization (called the grantor) for a particular purpose such as education or research.

In law, "grant" is the transfer an interest in real property from a title holder (grantor) to a person (called the grantee) with or without payment.