Sentence examples for grant kicks from inspiring English sources

You may need it to patch over a few fundless months before a new grant kicks in; sometimes, if you have enough discretionary money, you might even use it to pay for new experiments that you need to write another grant proposal.

The new $1-million 1-millionks off a five-year partnership between the grantry and the university, which will receive $200,000 a year.

He and his team relied on an emergency grant, but, before the grant kicked in, he committed to spending nearly $150,000 of his discretionary research funds and personal money.

Two of the calls were recorded messages which I stopped when the words "government grants" kicked in – I neither want nor need a new boiler.

Beginning this year, Baltimore will cover community college tuition for students graduating from its public schools, with grants kicking in after all other scholarships are taken into account.

Donations and grants kick in 64% and store income another 16%.

Concern Tor's reliance on government grants kicked off that crowdfunding push, and specific incidents have raised concerns.

Days later, they launched the American Muslim Storytellers grant and kicked off a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo, which ends Feb. 25, in hopes of raising enough money to support several projects.

Yet grants can kick-start decentralised projects, Rai says, helping create an initial local market for clean energy products and services.

IRAP provides seed grants to kick-start advanced corporate research and development programs.

Of note, the Provost's Office has committed funds for a competitive grant process that kicks off today [see sidebar].