Sentence examples for essential grants from inspiring English sources

I particularly remember his work with the Elmhirst Trust, providing small, absolutely essential grants to people wanting to have a second chance in education or training.

More than 15 million South Africans get small but essential welfare grants to stay afloat.

The recession forced me to reassess the essentials, even granted me the freedom to just write".

Why are grants essential for public schools?

He added that it was essential for the grants to be provided this year.

Along with EPA cuts, over $4 billion is expected to be cut from HUD, where essential Community Block Grants live, and SNAP funding — on which 45 million Americans rely — by more than a quarter.

I dare say, looking at Uncharted 4, as great as it is, and any title that declares that you simply must complete this essential quest but grants you the freedom to do whatever else you like instead (ahem, The Witcher 3), that we're still waiting for that generation of games to arrive.

Time was when historians took its essential veracity for granted.

Yet because economists take these essential ideas for granted, they spend their time arguing about much more contentious notions, developed in one disputed way or another from those common underlying principles.

Because of the Western iconography (the system of image symbols) of angels, however, they have been granted essential identities that often surpass their functional relationships to the sacred or holy and their performative relationships to the profane world.

But there's at least one more conundrum of the nominating process that the Academy does have the power to solve: the essential indecency of granting official bureaucratic, often quasi-governmental, film commissions from each country the power to nominate that country's submission for Best Foreign Language Film.