Sentence examples for extend the grant from inspiring English sources

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

The government regularly tells us that concessions for charities creates unfair competition, but the failure to extend the grant back system means the chancellor has left charities at a disadvantage.

Stephen Joseph, chief executive of the Campaign for Better Transport, said: "It's good news that they've extended the grant but it's not nearly enough.

In a phone interview on Friday, Delany said the Big Ten had extended the grant of rights in 2007 for either 20 or 25 years.

Bernard, the archbishop of Nazareth granted some of the tithes of Legio to the hospital of the monastery of St. Mary in 1115, then in 1121, he extended the grant to include all of Legio, including its church as well as the nearby village of Ti'inik.

Nevertheless, subsequent kings of Poland were obliged to confirm and extend the charter granted by Louis, which became the legal basis for the nobles' privileged status and powerful position in Polish society.

Now that he has been barred from contesting the upcoming general election by a judiciary that has not forgotten Musharraf's attempt in 2007 to sack Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry, Musharraf still faces a sea of legal trouble, brought into sharp focus by Thursday's refusal to extend the bail granted to him last month.

Now, a federal judge will have a chance to extend the protections granted to them.

Mr Lewis said extending the government grant scheme would help support workers who "face redundancy and an uncertain future as the UK government continues with their plans".

Ireland has accumulated significant cash buffers under the programme, helped by the decision taken earlier this year by European creditors to extend the maturities on loans granted to Ireland.

The service is also asking Congress to extend the temporary relief it granted in September for prepayments to its retiree health care benefit fund, which now costs the agency about $5.5 billion a year.