Sentence examples for final grant from inspiring English sources

It now takes, on average, two years to get a preliminary ruling on an application, and an additional year for final grant, the patent office says.

After Kellogg made its final grant payment, less than $300,000, in May, the group had no significant source of income.

"When trust-funded researchers prepare final grant reports, we will require the principal investigator's head of department to provide signed assurance that all papers associated with the grant comply with the trust's policy.

Attention has been concentrated on why it closed its doors so quickly, why a final grant was given by government against the advice of its experts and why trustees seemed so slow to act when questions about its governance were raised.

The final grant, to a consortium led by the University of California, Los Angeles, will be used to evaluate all of the BUILD grants.

Starting immediately, institutions with Wellcome funding must certify in final grant reports that related papers published since 1 October 2009 are in compliance or they will lose their last grant payment.

Letwin, one of David Cameron's closest advisers, admitted authorising two final grants of £4.265m and £3m to Kids Company this year.

In 1968, the final Grant Park Music Festival concert, which featured Beverly Sills as Violetta in Verdi's La Traviata was the backdrop for the formation of the protester demonstrations during the 1968 Democratic National Convention.

That he was partially redeemed in the final hour, granting his first wife, Barb, the religious autonomy she craved, seems peripheral to the larger matter of his actual death.

A grandfather dying from prostate cancer has had his final wish granted by some of Hollywood's biggest stars, after his daughter persuaded actors from Marvel's Avengers films to support his cause on social media.

The final two grants, also aimed at specific age groups, will go to young women who have had an effect on an existing program (set up a sports program for children at a shelter for battered women, for example).