Sentence examples for given a grant by from inspiring English sources

The company was given a grant by the Western Australian government to help fund the development of a surfboard application, to be released later this year.

The researchers have developed an animal feed additive which cuts gas and have been given a grant by Scottish Enterprise to find ways of making it commercially available.

Given a grant by the MacArthur Foundation to evaluate the potential impact of virtual worlds, he is building a world called "Arden", an idealised portrayal of Shakespearean England.

The Korean electronics giant Samsung, meanwhile, has been given a grant by the Korean government to develop high-precision robots to take over the work now done by humans, also in China, where rising wages are squeezing profit margins.

In 2007 the British Biochemical Society was given a grant by the Wellcome Trust to catalogue and preserve the 35 laboratory notebooks in which Sanger had recorded his research from 1944 to 1983.

Depending on your score, your application may be directly rejected, or you may be authorised to follow a Ph.D. programme but without getting paid; or if you are among the lucky few, you are given a grant by the university.

But he has been given a small grant by NASA to explore the idea.A less exotic approach, endorsed by Dr Crutzen, would be to spread tiny particles in the upper atmosphere to reflect the sun's rays.

While Yoshida was given a study grant by the Norwegian government, his cash-rich countrymen remained pointedly tight-fisted.

Kids Company was controversially given a £3m grant by the Cabinet Office only days before it was forced to close because of a lack of money earlier this month.

A company called Reaction Engines - which is based at Culham Science Centre in Oxfordshire - has been given a £60m grant by the government to help it develop and build the Skylon super-plane.

Teaming up with a group of like-minded Scandinavians, Yoshida was given a study grant by the government of Norway – Japanese audiences would always ignore him as, for the most part, did French ones – and the city of Paris allotted him a workspace.