Sentence examples for award financing from inspiring English sources

Last week he won the Marshall scholarship, a similar award financing study in Britain, but he plans to accept the Rhodes instead.

The ban is the most forceful step yet in a three-year effort in Congress to curb abuses in the use of earmarks, which allow individual lawmakers to award financing for pet projects to groups and businesses, many of them campaign donors.

Emily Jacir, an artist of presumably Palestinian birth or descent (in the article she would not say), recently won an award financed by the Guggenheim Foundation.

This award, financed by the Marjorie Deane Foundation, is designed to provide work experience for a promising journalist or would-be journalist, who will spend three months of the summer at The Economist, writing about finance.

This award, financed by the Marjorie Deane Foundation, is designed to provide work experience for a young would-be or junior journalist, who will spend three months of the summer at The Economist, writing about finance.

This award, financed by the Marjorie Deane Foundation, is designed to provide work experience for a would-be or junior journalist under 28, who will spend three months of the summer at The Economist, writing about finance.

This award, financed by the Marjorie Deane Foundation, is designed to provide work experience for a would-be or junior journalist under 28, who will spend three months of the summer on the newspaper, writing about finance.

This award, financed by the Marjorie Deane Foundation, is designed to provide work experience for a promising journalist or would-be journalist, who will spend three months of the summer at The Economist, writing about economics and finance.

The award, financed by Ewan Brown, a longtime supporter of the international festival, provides $10,100 to develop a new project and includes an invitation to present the work in progress next year as part of the International Festival.

This award, financed by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation, is designed to provide work experience for a promising journalist or would-be journalist resident in Japan, who will spend three months or more at The Economist bureau in Tokyo, assisting with coverage of business and finance.

Re "Dictator's Link to Prize Puts Unesco in Odd Spot" (news article, June 7), about the science award financed by Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, the president of Equatorial Guinea: The alliance of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization with a dictator is deeply shameful.