Sentence examples for grant to keep from inspiring English sources

He said a football team that used the park had already asked if it could have reduced fees and claimed that parkrun could apply for a grant to keep the event free.

In 1690, Sir John Brownlow was granted permission to enclose an area of 1000 acres (4 km²) to transform into a park, with a grant to keep deer.

In Kenya next door, grants to keep 200,000 on drugs will expire soon.

The museum has received substantial public and private grants to keep the Davies material accessible.

But most try to raise money and get grants to keep their steeples.

VAR offers groups help accessing external grants to keep activities going.

It took more than £600m from the National Lottery and a further £180m in public grants to keep it from closing.

As part of that ruling, an order of protection was granted to keep Mr. Heitler from them.

But community clinics' fund-raising capabilities are limited, since most rely on government grants to keep their doors open.

Mr Clinton also mentioned by name Mr Cardoso's Bolsa Escolar programme, which gave poor families grants to keep their children in school.

(Michael Bloomberg quashed that plan upon taking office. He also renounced incentives that he'd been granted to keep his own company's headquarters in New York).