Sentence examples similar to extension of grant from inspiring English sources

What we're arguing over is merely another extension of granting such civil rights.

The broader PIP incentive to rural practices for a block payment possibly enabled nurses to develop more of their roles; however the extension of this grant to practices with fixed interprofessional hierarchies may not be emancipatory if the practice is unprepared to grant nurses some autonomy over clinical decision-making.

She continued with her research, but when she applied for an extension of her grant at the end of the 2 years, she received only 3 months instead of the usual 1 year.

He also opposed the extension of degree granting powers (which were only granted to universities at the time) to colleges, advocated against the inclusion of education in the General Agreement on Trade in Services and Free Trade Agreement of the Americas, and unsuccessfully lobbied the City of Edmonton to stop assessing property taxes on university residences.

As anyone who has spent much time around young scientists knows, one of the greatest sources of stress is the pursuit of tenure and, by extension, of research grants.

The changes include allowing both male and female grant recipients to defer an award for up to 1 year or to get a no-cost extension of their existing grant.

Without an extension of the Treasury grant program, industry groups say they expect investment in solar systems to shrink drastically.

Also this year, the materials science division plans to give a dozen or so young scientists who show exceptional promise a 2-year "creativity extension" of their current grant to explore new directions, offsetting some of the conservatism that comes with a stagnant budget.

Both the deposit refund and extension of time were granted while Mehajer was in council.

Steven B. Larsen, director of the federal Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight, said employers and labor unions had until that date to seek exemptions or request the extension of waivers already granted.

Pyne said if the Senate rejected the bill, the other elements of the reform package would fail, including the future funding of the national collaborative research infrastructure scheme with Australian future fellowships and the extension of the Commonwealth grants scheme to non-university higher education providers including Tafes.