Sentence examples for grant so from inspiring English sources

He was delighted, and arranged a grant so she could work with him.

At Met Council's Midwood office in Brooklyn, she received a $2,800 emergency grant so she could start chemotherapy.

He believes the Indian government owes him a job or a grant so that he can get his life restarted.

Mr. Ntaba said he was disappointed that the United States announced its decision on the grant so quickly.

Measurement and evaluation is built into every single grant so we can analyze the results of programs that we fund.

An additional 2.63 million shares are available for grant, so insiders could end up with 35percentt without further authorization.

An arbitrator will decide in the next two weeks whether to grant so-called Bird rights to Jeremy Lin and three other N.B.A. players in a case that could have a profound effect on the Knicks' roster.

His concern about a surge in repossessions is partly the result of moves by the industry early in the 2008 crisis to grant so-called forbearance to help customers stay in homes by, for example, reducing monthly interest payments.

Still, when asked how he would vote on the issue before lawmakers -- whether to continue to review China's trade status each year or, as President Clinton has asked, grant so-called permanent normal trade relations -- he stepped back, scratched his beard and hedged.

Bioethicists usually frown upon letting patients grant so-calledcarte blanche, or general consent, to whatever the physician considers appropriate for them (Dworkin 1988, e.g., 125 6).

Unlike the Intelligence Committee, both the House and the Senate Judiciary Committee looked less favorably on legislation that would grant so-called liability relief to those who violate ordinary citizens' privacy rights.