Sentence examples for grant sending from inspiring English sources

He compares LeMay's decision to send his bombers in at low level to Grant sending Sherman through Georgia, and concludes that it isn't long before LeMay has "transmitted his own anxiousness to get the job done and the war over to every officer and man in the outfit he is commanding".

His group, which will receive part of the grant, sends health educators to villages to visit patients and help them to stick to their medical regimen.

One grant sent Adelsberger to Berlin in June 2008, where he immersed himself in the vibrant arts scene.

The Trump education plan would use a block grant – sent to states – to support 11 million poor children.

At 16:00 Grant sent for the commanders and seconds-in-command of the 4th and 12th Light Horse Regiments, issuing orders for their attack on Beersheba.

Both men were railroad lawyers, and their appointment led to accusations that Grant intended them to overturn Hepburn v. Griswold, decided on the same day Grant sent their nominations to the Senate.

On 23 December Grant sent his boats, commanded by Lieutenant Thomas Rowe, into the anchorage under cover of darkness and set the wreck on fire to ensure that the frigate's stores could not be salvaged.

Even a small shortfall in central grants sends council-tax rates soaring.The simplest solution would be to restore to local councils the right to tax business premises, which has been centralised since 1990.

As part of the nearly $800 billion stimulus package begun last year, the administration increased grants sent to states for training programs devoted to laid-off workers by $1.4 billion for 2009 and 2010.

An audit found that millions of dollars in Department of Homeland Security antiterrorism grants sent to Indiana were misspent or invested in equipment that was not used or not used as intended.

Under the RESTORE Act, 30% of the fund's money (plus interest) will go to restoration projects selected by a federal council, 2.5% to science programs administered by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admnistration, and 2.5% to grants sent to research centers of excellence established around the Gulf.