Sentence examples for extend grant from inspiring English sources

Australia's main biomedical research agency has had to extend grant deadlines after a new online system kept freezing up and crashing, frustrating researchers. .

In this particular case, further differences originate from GAPDH, the TPI neighboring enzyme in glycolysis, which is inactivated by various oxidants to a different extend (Grant et al., 1999) and influences oxidant resistance of yeast with reduced TPI activity (Ralser et al., 2007).

He claimed to have doubled the number of apprenticeships, and promised to "extend grants for smaller businesses to support over 100,000 more".

For instance, ANR should invite more bottom-up projects and extend grants to 5 years, said materials scientist and honorary university professor Roger Fougères, who chaired some of the debates.

Since the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, the Government of Japan has extended grant assistance to the Sudan amounting to 467 million US dollars mainly through international organizations," Mr Wada added.

Construction began in earnest after the Katherine Dalglish Foundation, a private group that extended grants to small, nonprofit theater companies, closed, turning over its assets to Dixon Place earlier this year.

Sometimes the remedy lies with government action - for example, extending grants for older people to attend courses, which have been reduced just when they ought to have been increased.

The government classifies biodiesel as an "encouraged industry," extending grants and interest-free loans to companies in this business.

And Skolkovo Foundation, which is supported by the Russian government, has extended grants or seed investments to at least 8 U.S. startups in the past six years.

Senator Maria Cantwell, Democrat of Washington, has drafted an amendment to extend the grant program for two years.

But he acknowledged the government would have to tread carefully on a proposal to extend Commonwealth grant scheme funding to non-university education providers such as private colleges.