Sentence examples for draw grant from inspiring English sources

Should the university, for instance, invest in science programs, which are capital-intensive but also draw grant money, or should it bolster its areas of strength, liberal-arts departments like English and religious studies?

Still, 34 students contacted the housing office this spring with roommate requests, up from 19 last year, and Drew granted them.

Organising in California for other tribes had taught her how to type, draw up grant applications and analyse land treaties; she brought in revenue and social programmes.

The agency drew a grant from the fund to cover the cost of the application.

The agency drew a grant of $646 from the Neediest Cases Fund that paid part of her broker's fee.

To help, the Children's Aid Society drew a grant of $150 from the Neediest Cases Fund so that the team could buy uniforms for the playoffs.

Anders Breivik, the Norwegian extremist who killed sixty-nine young Labour Party members, in 2011, drew on Grant's racial theory in his own manifesto.

A couple of months into the planning, our attention was drawn to grants awarded by the European Commission aimed specifically at meetings involving young researchers.

The king ordered Letters Patent to be drawn up granting their requests, but it was not implemented.

State funding is infrequent, and purists complain that local film-makers, who rely on Europe for production grants, draw too heavily on western ideas of what African films should be.

The line that Hook sought to draw was the granting of full cultural and political freedom to any heretical anti-democratic views.