Sentence examples for grant category from inspiring English sources

Experimentation, reuse, and extensibility are hallmarks of this grant category, leading to innovative work that can scale to enhance research, teaching, and public programming in the humanities.

This marks just the second time in the 20-year history of HHOW that it has made available its Quantum Award category, which is the nonprofit's largest grant category, providing $1M in grant funding to single institutions and $2.5M to two or more institutions.

Lest there be uncertainty we also reiterate that New York is not foreclosed from accounting for basic and recurring items of need formerly subsumed in the special grant category by an averaging system like that adopted in the 1968 New York City experiment with cyclical grants.

A large share of the increase will go to a multiyear grant category created last year.

He said the grant category that funded Athey's performance was untouched by the latest cuts.

With the help of the funds that Toys"R"Us raised, the Foundation created a brand new grant category (Bridge Grants) designed as a lifeline for projects that received excellent scores but did not receive funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Four of the eight grant categories did not fit the program's legislated guidelines, it said.

Ann Puderbaugh, a spokeswoman for the agency, said the current grant categories dated to 1996, when the endowment underwent a major reorganization and decided it was no longer feasible to support disciplines like dance, visual art or music directly.

More information on the differences between the two grant categories is available in the links in the left hand column of this page and in this SEF comparison spreadsheet.

The evidence at trial demonstrated that the formulas and grant categories are not allowed to operate neutrally, but rather are manipulated during the state's annual budget negotiations by state officials to produce consistent funding allocations of aid increases among school districts around the state.

They could eliminate antiquated statutes and create specific grant categories so that innovative circus companies — like Sweet Can in San Francisco, the Paper Doll Militia in Santa Fe, N.M., Quixotic in Kansas City, Mo., 500 Clown in Chicago, and the Hybrid Movement Company in New York — could compete on equal footing with other arts.