Sentence examples for grant issued from inspiring English sources

Grant issued a proclamation strongly defending Sheridan, but the document hedged on the question of the limits of federal power.

General William Tecumseh Sherman complained about profiteering by Jewish peddlers and General Ulysses S. Grant issued a decree expelling all Jews from a large swathe of the South.

Initially funded by a Small Business Innovation Research grant issued by the Defense Department, Duan has been developing IDentia for the past couple of years.

The difference in the loan is covered by a grant issued by Cornell Law School during each year a graduate is in the program.

The next month, Grant issued the notorious General Order No. 11 for his military district: "The Jews, as a class violating every regulation of trade established by the Treasury Department..., are hereby expelled".

L. 112 141 inserted ", or an employee of the recipient of a grant issued under section 31102 of this title" after "a contractor" and ", in person or in writing" after "proper credentials" in introductory provisions.

When civil servants opposed funding the Leeds City Council-backed Arena, Lord Mandelson, in one of his final acts as Business Secretary in 2010, pushed through a £10m grant, issuing a ministerial direction overriding his official advice.

In fact, there were more than 280,000 patent grants issued in the US in 2015.

Once the theft was uncovered, the center temporarily lost access to grants issued by the U.S. Agency for International Development.

According to a 2001 study of grants issued by the National Endowment for the Arts, male choreographers receive far more financing and opportunities to present their work than their female counterparts.

In a continuing series, The Big Picture, articles published in The Times have examined, among other things, anti-obesity programs financed with grants issued by the Robert Wood Johnson foundation and federal and local governments.