Sentence examples for for grants from from inspiring English sources

Biscoe said it would help Cornish bodies when they applied for grants from UK organisations.

Similarly, design projects are not necessarily eligible for grants from publicly funded heritage bodies.

MBA students can also apply for grants from a wealth of small charities and trusts.

But the main effort in the early 90's focused on multicampus applications for grants from foundations and federal agencies.

Ms. Rasco and Ms. Washington said that applying for grants from individual states would add enormously to their administrative costs.

Since 1953, the Asia Foundation has competed for grants from government and foundations to support programs like small-business development and women's political participation in 15 Asian nations.

Modi seemed to take it for granted from the outset that the Muslim vote was lost.

It's an intense, sensitive performance of the type you can take for granted from Pearce.

These are the images we take for granted from Congo: the ruthless militia commander, the rape victim, an unwitting peasant.

Yet its simple knowledge, taken for granted from an early age, helps to establish a sense of self – your place in the scheme of things.

(Apologies if you took for granted from the reference to people who get no respect that this would be about newspaper columnists. Maybe next time).