Sentence examples for awards to groups from inspiring English sources

Today, at a ceremony in Manhattan, the group plans to give out its first Glynwood Harvest awards to groups and individuals around the country that are advancing that agenda.

The fund's homeless work will involve "annual leadership awards" to groups doing "compassionate, needle-moving work to provide shelter and hunger support to address the immediate needs of young families," Mr. Bezos said.

(The total does not include the funding awarded competitively for Energy Frontier Research Centers and the Energy Innovation Hubs, two DOE programs that make large awards to groups of researchers, often at several institutions).

Most of the money stays in New Jersey, but some grants are also awarded to groups in mid-Georgia, where the kaolin mines are.

HUD recently tightened its eligibility rules for nonprofits, but as early as September 1995, its regulations specified that the loans be awarded to groups with experience in providing housing.

In addition, the White House said that $43 million has been awarded to groups that support soup kitchens, homeless shelters, drug treatment centers and job-training programs.

Many have been awarded to groups that have not been formally registered and have supported those advocating positions counter to those of government or powerful corporate interests.

She said that she countersued to "serve as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts". She has said she would donate any award to groups who work to protect women from assault.

Willetts said that the government would invest up to £250,000 in a series of prizes that would be awarded to groups of people who could solve specific scientific problems outlined by organisations including the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (Nesta).

There is another group of scholars which has argued that esteem should not be awarded to groups but to individuals and not for the latter's wholesale identities but only for specific features.

He benefited from a quirk of the field: High-energy physics grants are generally awarded to groups rather than individuals, so they tend to allow more flexibility than single-investigator grants.