Sentence examples for grant cuts from inspiring English sources

What about Pell Grant cuts by Congress?

"You can't envisage this place stuck in aspic when you've got massive grant cuts".

And the downtown scene (now more conceptual than geographical) has been imperiled by various threats: gentrification, AIDS, grant cuts.

American coffers are running dry and the national endowment for the humanities, like the national endowment for the arts, is regularly subjected to grant cuts.

Kent is resigning from the Tricycle for the sake of £350,000 grant cuts that he fears will make his theatre's future miserably bleak.

Mr. Grinstein, a veteran Delta board member, became chief executive in January, after his predecessor, Leo F. Mullin, failed in his own efforts to persuade pilots to grant cuts.

Student groups immediately called a national demonstration in the hours after the grant cut was announced.

In July, ENO had its annual Arts Council England grant cut from £17.2m to £12.4m.

The Conservatives had better prepare themselves for a national demonstration, action days, a 'debt-in', debates, and petitions after the Green Party vowed to charge-on ahead with its campaign against the maintenance grant cut.

Arts Council England has had its government grant cut by 36 per cent since 2010 and is likely to face further squeezes in the years to come because of cultural spending's unprotected status.

While the SNP's abolition of the graduate endowment in 2007 reduced borrowing, the 2013 grant cut, affecting poorer students only, has wiped out that benefit, with the resulting debt now concentrated on poorer students.