Sentence examples for generous grants from inspiring English sources

It has been claimed that Tipu raised Hindus to prominent positions in his administration, made generous grants to Hindu temples and brahmins, and generally respected other faiths, and that any religious conversions that Tipu undertook were as punishment to those who rebelled against his authority.

Through cheap loans and generous grants the Chinese government covered 80% of the $250m£144m4m) cost.

Boris afterward retired to his monastery, making generous grants to the Bulgarian church and patronizing Slav scholarship.

He adds: "Moving to the Netherlands would be great for its multicultural edge, as well as its extremely generous grants.

Tennessee and Delaware were the only states to win generous grants in the first round under the Obama administration's Race to the Top education initiative.

Henry made generous grants to the bishops and, by adding to their territorial holdings, helped to establish them as secular rulers as well as ecclesiastical princes.

On its golden anniversary, with a generous grant from Henry Luce Foundation, the exhibition was remounted and generously displayed at the *Flushing Meadow Queens Museum.

Lady Andrews, the chairwoman of English Heritage, said: "We are tremendously grateful for this generous grant.

English taxpayers' money has travelled in the same direction Scotland receives a disproportionately generous grant from the central state.

"Sometimes offering these qualified students a more generous grant will prompt them to start a conversation with us".

Beyond this, they also have full support from Arts Council London, which has bestowed a very generous grant on the organisation.