Sentence examples for became grant from inspiring English sources

Because they proved aspirational and flexible and were often not interpreted literally, moreover, the Bermuda Principles became grant policies for several of the HGP's government and non-profit funders, and have been extended to further "community resource projects" in biology.

When the school became grant earning in 1919, the additional funds meant teachers received pensions under the School Teachers Superannuationn Act of 1918.

Under him, Northampton grammar opted out of local authority control and became grant-maintained.

The relevant school intake comprised pupils who would have been admitted before the school became grant-maintained.

"Then, in 1993, under the leadership of headmaster Brian Jones, it opted out of local authority control and became grant-maintained.

To reinforce the trend, the Conservatives encouraged state schools to opt out of LEA control, taking extra funds to become grant maintained schools with the power to select their intake.

Did he not notice what was happening?" In a statement, the archdiocese of Southwark said: "It is highly regrettable that Colleen McCabe abused her position at the school, committing acts of dishonesty... The offences took place during a period when the school opted out of diocesan and local education authority control to become grant maintained.

If they are, then they become grants, which fund me to do the research I proposed and I get to do what I love -- explore, figure things out, and bask in the beauty of our worlds.

He became a Grant Hill fan back in London, after a family member shipped some Hill highlight films.

He became Cary Grant when he learned to project his feelings of absurdity through his characters and to make a style out of their feeling silly.

In searching for federal help, the villagers found there was no single source of government money for relocating a community, so they became skilled grant writers and lobbyists.