Sentence examples for change grants from inspiring English sources

And then there's the small change: grants of less than $1 million to John Eliot Gardiner's Monteverdi Choir (for its Bach Pilgrimage cantata series), the Lyric Opera of Chicago (to import Handel's "Alcina" from the Paris Opera) and Mr. Domingo's traveling Operalia vocal competition (which gives an Alberto Vilar Award).

Macron on Monday announced the recipients of new climate change grants proposed in the wake of Trump's decision, dubbed his "Make Our Planet Great Again" program.

The regulation change granting official access, a compromise in a long-running dispute with fishermen, allows them to use the area from Dec. 16 to March 31.

In December, the Department of Health issued a so-called emergency rule change granting Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens, a Sachs Consulting client for the last eight years, additional Medicaid reimbursements worth millions of dollars.

That is why Mr. Hennessey, a Republican candidate for town supervisor, said he was asking the Town Board to revoke the zoning change granted in 2002 to the Beechwood Organization for a 466-unit retirement community, to be built close to the Forge in Moriches and which could create more septic system runoff.

My certainty is grounded in the evidence of corals' natural capacity to adapt and the potential that still exists within the policy realm to halt further climate change (granted, the latter requires a slightly more desperate form of hope than the former).

The larger site used in the final few months of operation was converted for use by a mail order firm, with permission for the change granted by the local council in November 2002.

The change granting records control to members was passed without much notice amid news of a plan to gut the independence of the Office of Congressional Ethics, which caused a public outcry but failed to pass.

This is pioneering territory, and Kron, who came into her own as a writer with the troupe "The Five Lesbian Brothers," and Tesori, who composed the score for the envelope-pushing Tony Kushner musical "Caroline, or Change," grant themselves the freedom to clear their own path.

Pointing to guidelines implemented by Attorney General Michael Mukasey in December 2008 that loosened restrictions on the FBI's investigative powers, Berman notes that the change granted, The FBI license to employ intrusive techniques to investigate Americans when there is no indication that any wrongdoing has taken place.

Indeed, it has been suggested controversially that attitudes to sun exposure should change (Grant, 2002; Lucas et al, 2006).