Sentence examples for grant to conduct from inspiring English sources

He said he planned to use his $5,000 second grant to conduct similar tournaments at least four times citywide.

She and her fellow campaigners used the grant to conduct polls on the extent of sexual harassment.

Unable to obtain a federal grant to conduct further studies, he said he eventually moved on to other things.

Mr. Halevy, the spokesman for the mayor's office, said that several years ago the city received a grant to conduct an environmental exploration of the site.

Along with graduating in two and a half years with a 3.75 grade point average in pre-med, Rolle was awarded a $4,000 grant to conduct cancer research and set up a program in Okeechobee, Fla., to teach Seminole Indian children about health and physical fitness.

Or maybe you've just received a government grant to conduct a groundbreaking study.

Those who stay as professors frequently line up multiple grants to conduct several research projects simultaneously, which almost inevitably places quantity of research ahead of quality.

"If it's true, we will start our own investigation into it," said Chen Yue, a spokesman for the Natural Science Foundation of China, which gave Mr. Huang grants to conduct research there.

Yvonne M. W. Janssen-Heininger have received grants to conduct research from the National Institutes of Health and Celgene Corporation.

Appropriate ethical clearance was granted to conduct the study by the board of studies of the institution.

Health centers throughout the nation recently received grants to conduct outreach.