Sentence examples for apply for a share from inspiring English sources

Thousands of groups apply for a share of the Council's discretionary money each year.

Smaller banks have until the middle of next month to apply for a share of the remaining $125 billion.

THE federal Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday announced the 95 cities that could apply for a share of $675,000 in grants, saying they faced the risk of a terrorist attack.

This month ministers proposed a national minimum bedroom size this month as part of a drive to stop landlords carving up houses into ever smaller rooms, while on Wednesday the government announced the 65 worst-affected councils would be able to apply for a share of a new £5m fund.

Kenneth R. Feinberg spent part of his summer barnstorming towns near the Gulf of Mexico, urging people who felt they had suffered financial hardship because of the oil spill to apply for a share of the $20 billion BP fund he was overseeing.

All that the white paper proposes is to invite schools to apply for a share of a small pot of money (just £20m next year) if they want to reduce class sizes to below 30.The white paper treads carefully through the political minefield of whether schools should select pupils by ability.

The UK and Scottish governments both argue that Help to Buy, which includes allowing buyers to apply for a shared equity loan for part of the property, are vital to give people the chance to secure a mortgage from risk-averse lenders.

More than 500 local groups -- from hospitals and libraries with plans for arts programs, to traditional arts groups like little theaters and civic choruses -- applied for a share of that aid, which totaled roughly $2.4 million.

The wider scheme will see practices applying for a share of a £50m "Challenge Fund", with surgeries becoming "pioneers" in each of nine regions, starting in 2014/15.

"Because a lot of permanent jobs are full time, I tried to apply for a job share.

Despite New York Stock Exchange rules that generally require a shareholder vote if a company issues more than 20 percent of its shares, the sale could proceed because exchange voting rules do not apply for a general offering of shares for cash, as opposed to a small group of individuals.