Sentence examples for grant focus from inspiring English sources

And Americorps-supported programs for military veterans includes a grant focus on "veterans green jobs", another signature Obama Administration goal.

The "healthy futures" grant focus area, meanwhile, is linked to "more resources" which include "let's read, let's move" (the latter phrase closely associated with Michelle Obama).

There is also a question about accountability: through the Corporation for National Service and Americorps, the White House is directing federal funds to hundreds of non-profit organizations and setting specific "grant focus" goals, without explicit Congressional approval.

But with a teaching rather than grant focus, the opportunity for students to do research is, by and large, going to be limited.

The support of Telethon-Italy Grantt GGP09066 to P.B., GGP09134 to F.B. and F.V). and European Union's FP7/2007-2013 grant "FOCUS" are also acknowledged.

The grant focused on community-based H.I.V. treatment and prevention, especially focusing on drug users and prostitutes.

The parent grant focused on creating "artificial tipping points" in villages to change attitudes toward infant mortality and maternal morbidity.

Third, local authorities must ensure that some of the funding available through the early intervention grant focuses on improving access to high quality childcare and parenting support for families on low-to-middle incomes.

It has survived in part because Mr. Steinle and his son Grant focused on lower-volume specialties — like black-and-white and print-to-print developing, and, in the early '90s, the processing of Kodachrome.

The grant focuses on the drug approval process and research initiatives in the 21st Century Cures Act, including the potential benefits of using real-world evidence to analyze whether a drug works instead of rigorous and expensive clinical trials.

This would mean stopping payment of AA, which is not means-tested and is currently paid to 1.6 million people aged 65 or over at rates of £47.10 or £70.35 a week, costing £4.4bn, and converting it into a discretionary grant focused on those most in need.