Sentence examples similar to going grants from inspiring English sources

Being let go grants you an opportunity to let go.

Save changes to your application as you go, Grants.gov does NOT automatically save changes.

18. q. (1843) On nominating Hiram Ulysses Grant to West Point, the story goes, Grant's congressman wrote by mistake Ulysses S. Grant (his mother's maiden name was Simpson).

GO grants are bigger $1 million is the floor rather than the ceiling, as it is in Challenge awards and it's not clear how many awards NIH will make.

Scientists are racing to get their applications in for NIH's latest scheme for using the $10.4 billion it got in the stimulus bill jumbo-sized Grand Opportunities, or GO, grants.

NIH's latest stimulus competition for Grand Opportunities (GO) grants has attracted more than 2400 letters of intent, NIH acting Director Raynard Kington said today at a hearing of a Senate spending panel.

"Case proved, I'm going to grant this lady £2 10s a week," said the beak.

"I'm not going to grant a continuance with respect to A.P. stories," he said.

"The judge made it clear he was not going to grant any of our motions," Mr. Brosnahan said.

"Well that's exactly why I'm going to grant this stay," Donnelly replied to muffled cheers in the room.

Mr Justice Eder said he was not going to grant an injunction halting the strike.