Sentence examples for awards to support from inspiring English sources

In research, women earn less, are less likely to be promoted, and win fewer awards to support their work.

Oxford, like Cambridge, also has a returning carers' scheme, which allows academic and research staff to apply for cash awards to support their return to work.

Negotiations are on-going between UCL and its student union (UCLU) to introduce four fee instalments per year rather than two, and establish awards to support part-time PhD students.

The societal response to these issues has resulted in application of hard/soft engineering methods to mitigate erosion and provision of quality awards to support the recreational beach value.

It includes a range of programs, from construction and instrumentation awards, to support for NIH's primate centers and research-development grants for states that don't have much NIH funding.

So, they created the festival, and subsequent awards, to support New Zealand's burgeoning industry and talent.

A4 Suspicions on Use of U.S. Aid Some of the American money awarded to support Russia's civilian biological research was secretly shifted to Biopreparat, which once directed the Soviet Union's germ weapons program, according to several Russian scientists.

Some of the American money awarded to support Russia's civilian biological research was secretly shifted to Biopreparat, a shadowy organization that once directed the Soviet Union's germ warfare program, several Russian scientists say.

The grant is awarded to support and encourage a photographer working in the spirit of the legendary photojournalist, and van Agtmael plans to use the thirty-thousand-dollar grant to build on "Disco Night September 11," his ongoing project on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and their consequences in the United States.

Graña applied for an award to support a 4-month visit to Denmark to learn a computational molecular-dynamics technique for his research on disease-related protein aggregation, but his application failed.

The U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI) plans to test an idea aimed at bringing stability to biomedical research labs: an award to support scientists who want to spend their careers doing research but don't want to be the harried principal investigator (PI) who runs the lab and chases research grants.