Sentence examples for given grants for from inspiring English sources

The N.R.A. has for decades given grants for youth shooting programs, mostly to Boy Scout councils and 4-H groups, which traditionally involved single-shot rimfire rifles, BB guns and archery.

Unveiling its spending plans for 2012 to 2015, ACE revealed that 1,333 groups had applied for funding with just 695 being given grants for three years from 2012.

The charitable foundation of BB&T Corporation has also given grants for teaching Rand's ideas or works.

Would it shock you to know that the majority of organizations I have had these experiences with have been given grants for their work with trans and people-of-color populations?

India used to give grants for hydropower projects; now it makes loans.

So they build foreign firms' factories, give grants for training, pay for improved infrastructure and so on.

Her local education authority turned her down for a grant, saying: "It is not now, and never has been our policy to give grants for the arts".

Many foundations do not give grants for unrestricted funding that may be used for things like electric bills and musicians' salaries.

Unusual spaces are also popular with patrons of the arts, who give grants for "creative place-making" — art that can reach broad audiences and help revitalize downtrodden neighborhoods like the Mid-Market area in San Francisco.

It runs the Warm Front programme - which gives grants for energy-saving improvements on properties but is being phased out as part of the coalition's austerity measures - and also specialises in solar photovoltaic projects for social housing.

The marketplace, which made its first awards in 1998, gives grants for trials of completely new ideas and for replications of promising but small projects on a wider scale.