Sentence examples for committed grant from inspiring English sources

Organisations focused on physical disability are moderately funded, but those concerned with mental disability have yet to receive any committed grant either from government or international agencies.

What actions have you ever committed?" Granted, people tend to talk in clichés, but usually the clichés illuminate their personalities.

Indeed, Lingard was fortunate to survive an early studs-up challenge he committed on Grant Leadbitter without seeing even a yellow, let alone red, card.

For fraud committed after grant approval, the foundation is revoking all money due after a paper's submission. .

The remaining $15.5 million was to be raised as part of a capital campaign; $12.2 million of that amount has been committed, including grants from the city and state.

Ministers are still committed to granting anonymity to suspects between arrest and charge and believe that a change in the PCC code is the best way of achieving this.

The government has only committed to granting 30% of the £2bn of shares available to the public but the government refused to say whether a greater proportion of the shares on offer will be transferred to the public rather than institutional investors.

At the time, Sundance committed to granting 20% of top-level press badges to underrepresented journalists for its 2019 festival.

The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation has committed a $4m grant for the effort, while Flint's government will appropriate $2m.

He has hired David M. Walker, the respected head of the Government Accountability Office, to be chief executive and has already committed $5 million — a grant that will be matched by Mr. Buffett — to the former Senator Sam Nunn for his work on curbing nuclear proliferation, as well as funds to the Concord Coalition, a group he helped found that lobbies for deficit reduction.

B.N.: So far we have $5.25 million committed with a grant from the Laura and John Arnold Foundation.