Sentence examples for application for grant of from inspiring English sources

It is also seen above that even while the appellant's application for grant of patent lay in the "mailbox" awaiting amendments in the law of patent in India, the appellant was granted Exclusive Marketing Rights on November 10,2003, following which Gleevec was marketed in India as well.

GH performed the early work and helped in preparation of application for grant support.

Not all estates need to go through probate, with around half of deaths leading to an application for a grant of probate in England and Wales.

Although many urologists take this daily application for granted, the effects of electrical treatment on penile nerves and vessels have not been well documented.

The CV is no less important for scientists with tenure and no intention of changing jobs, because it is an essential part of any application for grants, awards, and promotions.

Though none of this year's grants reflects the new Arts in Media classification, applications for grants submitted before September of this year will be eligible.

Although its budget has increased from £255m for 2011-12 to £375m for 2012-13 - in part because of buoyant lottery ticket sales - the number of applications for grants has also risen.

There were a total of 40,000 applications for grants and so far $118 million has been distributed, out of the $281 million made available to the program.

Certain types of applications for grants, cooperative agreements, or contracts are submitted to departments or agencies with the knowledge that subjects may be involved within the period of support, but definite plans would not normally be set forth in the application or proposal.

"It's an opportunity to develop the skills of their staff – particularly if you come from a background of writing applications for grants, which can be quite transactional".

Both countries perform well: they have higher or comparable success rates in applications for grants and win more funding per head of population than UK researchers.