Sentence examples for defray education from inspiring English sources

Many grandparents have the economic freedom to defray education or medical costs for their grandchildren.

The money is expected to principally defray costs of education programs and neuropsychological testing for athletes.

Torres enlisted Bloomberg L.P., Toyota and Speedo as sponsors to help defray her training expenses.

* The Education Tax Credit to defray some costs of education.

Mr. Bush proposed an additional $1 billion over five years to increase the value of the federal Pell grants that are given to low-income students to defray the cost of college education.

He came to New York City in 1997, on a scholarship, to study sculpture at the Pratt Institute, and started taking snapshots of his friends (among them the artist known as Swoon and Ian Vanek, who went on to found the band Japanther) while working as an art assistant on the side to help defray the cost of his education.

Ms. Qureshi, who moved to New Jersey from Pakistan as a girl, has two younger siblings, one also in college; she says she is happy she could help defray the cost of her education for her father, who owns a convenience store.

This programme is envisaged to serve as an additional and valuable component in the package of measures to help the poor families to defray the indirect cost of education.

UNICEF is delivering educational supplies for 60,000 children living in tsunami-affected areas, providing students at primary schools like this one with textbooks and other basic school supplies to help defray the cost of their education.

Your potential income from this work may help defray a large potion of your education costs.

But if the state does operate schools or provides funds to defray the costs of some children's education, the state violates the deontological requirement if its schools or disbursements of funds to parents earmarked for children do not operate in an evenhanded manner but instead arbitrarily confer advantages on some over others.