Sentence examples for biggest grants from inspiring English sources

The new endowment, to be called the Rudolf Nureyev Fund at the Joffrey Ballet, is among the foundation's biggest grants to a single cultural institution.

Most of the biggest grants in just about every field go to institutions with large endowments for the simple reason that they are best equipped to carry out research.

Apple's investigators did not find any problems with another 10 million options that Mr. Jobs received in January 2000, but that award, one of the biggest grants of all time, was somewhat unusual.

Mr. Chertoff has been able to make more modest administrative and policy changes on his own, including cutting the number of cities eligible to apply for port security grants to 66 from about 360 -- removing places like Martha's Vineyard -- and rewriting the formula so that the ports at highest risk will most likely receive the biggest grants.

The $5.5 million in federal aid is being distributed under a formula that favors large school districts within New York City, like Staten Island, because the board allocates the biggest grants to districts that have 80 or more students who lost family members or neighbors in the attacks.

The three centers that pulled down the biggest grants are those with the lion's share of the U.S. contribution to human genome sequence: Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Washington University School of Medicine in St . Louis

Instead, companies often try to combat turnover with big salaries and option grants.

THE announcement of the biggest grant ever for buying a picture should have been an occasion for celebrating Britain's commitment to art.

Ford adheres to a budgeting system that allows it to spend its core budget each year and use any surplus for marquee types of programs, like the $300 million International Fellows Program it started last year that was its biggest grant ever.

The bulk of the laboratory's biggest grant — $62 million earmarked for a prototype high-speed network connecting government research facilities — will go to buy services and equipment from network operators and technology companies.

Özören plans to use her latest and biggest grant--the installation award--to buy consumables and some small equipment for her group, which today includes two master's degree students and one postdoc, all with their own fellowships.