Sentence examples for exchange granted from inspiring English sources

At the top of the pyramid, the president ruled with absolute power, complete impunity and unrestricted access to public funds -- but only for six years, at the end of which he designated his successor, who in exchange granted him immunity for life.

The government, in exchange, granted the Farc access to political power, by guaranteeing they will hold 10 seats in Congress in 2018, even if the political party they will create does not get enough votes in the legislative elections that year.

Martino also intervened to stop the slave trade carried out by the Genoese of Alexandria, for which he was praised by Pope John XXII, who in exchange granted him the right to export mastic to Egypt, and proposed that the Zaccaria be given command of the Latin fleets in the Aegean.

In 1954 he set up the Philippe Foundation, which provides the exchange grants primarily for cancer research.

Not all states have applied for health exchange grants, and those that have may use the funds solely to set up the new insurance marketplace.

Pierre Philippe, founder and chairman of the Philippe Foundation, a New York-based organization that provides exchange grants to doctors and scientists in the United States and France, died of heart disease Sunday at his home in Paris.

New York's federal funding ran out at the end of October, but it has continued to run a consumer assistance hotline that serves all 62 counties across the state by using funds from the federal health exchange grant.

Researcher Exchange Grants.

The Academy of Finland also awards personal exchange grants for research co-operation with many countries--Argentina, Belarus, Bulgaria, China, Taiwan, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, India, Iran, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Republic of Korea, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and the Ukraine--allowing Finnish researchers to work in the partner countries and vice versa.

A $280 million gender equity project drew no foreign donors, as originally planned, and the bulk of the money "may go mostly to U.S. contractors, rather than spent to directly benefit Afghan women". A women's cricket leadership exchange grant was not used as intended.

The trip to Epirus/Albania is the result of being awarded a Cultural Exchange Grant from the Mellon Foundation and APAP under the auspices of the National Council For Traditional Arts.