Sentence examples for grant to age from inspiring English sources

That does not explain the increased numbers; neither is its one-off £500,000 grant to Age UK a solution.

The council's cabinet member for adult social services, Graham Gibbens, said the authority had not cut grants to Age UK in Kent and that safeguarding was its top priority.

He acknowledges that there are benefits to allowing private property in land and its cultivation, but argues that every proprietor owes the community a ground-rent for the land he holds, which should be used as a right of inheritance for all, paying the sum of £15 as a compensation for the loss of natural inheritance at the age of twenty-one and annualual grant to the aged.

As such, old-age pension grants to persons aged 60+ have become the main source of household income in rural South Africa (Booysen 2004; Kimuna and Makiwane 2007).

Open image in new window Figure 1 NSFC grant supports to aging research in China since 1986.

No more has been heard of its promise to extend child-support grants to the age of 18 instead of just 14.

Meanwhile, as Congress has pumped funds into doubling NIH's budget, the share of grants to scientists age 46 and older has grown sharply.

After publishing the Nature paper on the Ames dwarf's increased longevity, Bartke secured a $50,000 ,1-year NIH grant to further investigate aging in the mutant mouse.

* Ingfei Chen, a SAGE KE contributing editor in Santa Cruz, California, would be thrilled to receive a grant to document her own aging process.

This work was supported by National Institutes of Health grants 1R01-GM102562 to JT and P30-AG034424 (Center for Aging grant) to James Vaupel.

In 2004, they received a grant to educate students of all ages about a time when farms grew more than corn and soybeans.