Sentence examples for grant spending from inspiring English sources

Such calculations affect many presidential efforts, including federal grant spending, trade policies, base closures, transportation spending and, yes, disaster aid.

Of the $38 million left for the church's operating budget, some $4 million was spent on communications, $3 million on philanthropic grant spending and $2.5 million on the church's music program, church officials said.

This he did with the help of a London county council grant, spending two years at St Martin's School of Art (now Central Saint Martins), where his teachers included Leon Underwood and Vivian Pitchforth.

It is a striking point but, while rising tuition is certainly a problem, boosting Pell Grant spending may actually be counterproductive.

This means that students attending the priciest colleges will benefit much less from higher Pell Grant spending than their peers who attend inexpensive institutions.

It would require such unprecedented and draconian cuts to Medicaid over time that it would inevitably result in a block grant, spending caps or other radical changes to the Medicaid program".

Reprioritisation of teaching grant spend could be a reference to cuts for Widening Participation.

With the initial grant spent, Masi is crowdfunding their education as well as his own annual visit to India to document the family's progress.

Grant spends three to four hours each day volunteering for a National Lottery-funded charity called Real Food Wythenshawe, which encourages local residents to grow and cook fresh food.

With perhaps a decade of pressure ahead on grants, spending and council tax, most council finance directors will hunker down and make cuts.

There's nothing that would prevent Congress from temporarily increasing block-grant spending during hard times, just as it has done with unemployment benefits.