Sentence examples for grant leaving from inspiring English sources

Over half of our lawyer's time is spent on family violence cases," Michael Smith, the centre's CEO, said But the Abbott government has cut the last two years of the grant, leaving a $400,000 hole in the centre's budget and putting the new office at risk.

Even with the last months of her welfare clock running down, she did not see how she could break away, so she just accepted the penalties that cut her from the cash grant, leaving about $400 a month that was calculated as the children's share.

Speculation is a natural reaction here, especially with Grant leaving and the aggressive call for OpenStack to align with AWS.

Schools used to have more leeway to grant leave, and widespread anarchy failed to ensue.

A Court of Appeal judge has refused to grant leave to appeal.

However, as Basken notes, "under NIH rules, grants are awarded to institutions, not individuals," and UCSD balked at letting such a sizable grant leave its campus.

Regulations introduced by the former education secretary Michael Gove in September 2013 mean heads are now only able to grant leave in "exceptional circumstances".

"The decision on whether to grant leave of absence in term-time is always made by the head teacher of each school".

Grant left for Winnipeg, Canada in 1953 and became the first professional player to "play out his option" and leave for another team.

However, he believes it is likely that the country's Supreme Court will grant leave to appeal, given the large number of pending prosecutions affected.

Employers must grant leave to eligible employees in the following circumstances: To bond with a newborn child.