Sentence examples for grant means from inspiring English sources

A cut in general grant means a cut in some combination of services, personnel and investment.

The end of the federal grant means as much as a $250,000 shortfall.

"The renewed grant means a great deal to the 431 thalidomiders still living in the UK today.

"project grant" means a grant of money the Secretary makes to a sponsor to carry out at least one project.

He was quoted as saying, "I try to convince myself that our grant means a half of a cruise missile doesn't get built".

Grant means a transfer for a governmental purpose of money or property to a transferee that is not a related party to or an agent of the transferor.

But it subsequently persuaded Cornwall county council that the withdrawal of a government grant meant it could provide only 48.

For all the fellows, a thrilling question looms: What will the grant mean for their lives and their work?

Often, we require only that you submit a short summary of what the grant meant to your organization.

They let him take a $150,000 grant meant for small businessmen for 40 Wall Street, the small business 40 Wall Street.

After two years of brainstorming ideas, struggling with technology and picking the brains of people with technological skills, a learning and teaching grant meant we got our website and the first podcasts were published in June 2012.