Sentence examples for grant in which from inspiring English sources
She made "Holiday," another classic romantic comedy with Grant, in which she was another high-spirited socialite.
This was not the usual matching grant, in which an arts group finds a private or corporate donor.
Of course, there's a catch — the money will be given through a co-financed grant, in which the $100k will account for 70% of the total funding and the recipient of the grant must put up the remaining 30%.
- "Anatomy of a Grant," in which a microbiologist opens his books and shows where his grant dollars go; - And don't miss the Science Careers tie-ins, "Research on a Shoestring in India" and "Scarcity Breeds Opportunity".
What NBC failed to include were Trump's comments about Grant, in which it becomes clear he was referring to the Union general as "incredible" ― not Lee.
As with the original Race to the Top grants, in which the Obama administration used federal money to leverage its education agenda, the White House hopes to use the new college competition to spur systemic state reform that would reduce costs and encourage college completion.
Scholars@Duke displays only awarded grants, and only those grants in which the contract allows them to be listed publically.
The investigation of MOST, announced on Wednesday, dredged up a number of grants in which researchers held "too many outside positions" and had conflicts of interest, and it cited irregularities in "overseas business travel, business vehicles, and meetings," in conflict with President Xi Jinping's ongoing austerity push.
To help our readers--especially the younger, less established lot--deal with that uncertainty, we gave longtime contributor Beryl Lieff Benderly her own column, "Taken for Granted," in which she dissects the challenges faced by postdocs and other researchers "who deserve better".
At last a short meeting was granted in which the Countess kissed the Queen and "the Queen kissed her", but nothing really changed.
The previous model used by the government for distributing improvement grants in which municipalities and county councils applied for funding had failed to produce intended outcomes.
