Sentence examples for grant to extend from inspiring English sources

At Marquette Elementary on the Southwest Side, serving children in prekindergarten through eighth grade, the principal, Paul O'Toole, has used a $3.5 million foundation grant to extend the day for his middle school students.

Other Republican officeholders have said "Thanks, but no thanks" to federal money for high-speed rail: Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin rejected an $810 million federal grant to extend passenger rail from Milwaukee to Madison; Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey killed a project to dig a new commuter rail tunnel under the Hudson River.

His daughter plans to use her ERC starting grant to extend his efforts to nanomechanics and its applications.

Last week, CPS issued a release announcing that 36 charters had applied for a grant to extend their school days by 90 minutes starting in January.

Dundas and Miesen started a non-profit organization, Blue Marble Dreams, and embraced the project enthusiastically, applying for an American Express grant to extend their business across the ocean.

The grants to extend health insurance coverage (2007)?

Important advances, permissions wordlessly granted to extend what he was allowed to see or caress, were attained only gradually.

Dr. Thomas Robinson, an assistant professor of pediatrics and medicine at Stanford University, was more circumspect, hoping instead that he could gather enough promising data from this pilot program to get grants to extend it, adding more families, and determining whether it could make a difference in the long run.

A licence has already been granted to extend the Somerset cull to 1 November.

A licence has been granted to extend the badger cull in Somerset until 1 November.

The provisions of this seven-year contract are such that contractual conditions have to be satisfied during the initial three-year probationary period before permission is granted to extend the contract for a further four years.