Sentence examples for grant to launch from inspiring English sources
A European postdoc, for example, can now apply for a Starting Independent Researcher grant to launch his or her own lab.
CVWD officials say they plan to use part of a state grant to launch a long-awaited turf rebate program for golf courses.
In 2003, Ole Miss added another "feather to its cap" when it received a federal grant to launch a comprehensive Chinese-language "Flagship Program".
The National Book Foundation, according to the fund's announcement, will use the grant to "launch a 'Literature for Justice' program focused on mass incarceration".
I've been an insomniac and poor sleeper all my life, so I decided to run a Sleep Challenge Grant to launch a batch of sleep experiments together on the site.
Winning teachers receive a monetary grant to launch or expand a project, paid tuition in the Institute for Humane Education's six-week home-based course Teaching for a Positive Future, plus professional support from their peers.
When the Getty Foundation announced a series of major grants to launch PSTP, curators at each museum with expertise in other areas — or hired guns brought in from outside — moved to fill that vacuum, sometimes out of necessity and other times out of self-interest.
The majority of PreVAiL's funding is used to support attendance by all members (including partners) at team meetings, and to hold competitive rounds of project funding for 'seed grants' to launch research in PreVAiL's priority areas, including KT-specific research.
Mr Grant expects to launch drought-tolerant corn in Africa within two or three years of the launch in America.
As part of the ruling BSkyB has been granted permission to launch Picnic, the service to bring pay-TV channels to Freeview, which it mothballed two years ago, subject to the satellite company agreeing to the sports channels deal.
Ceredigion council said it did grants permission to launch lanterns on beaches it managed on assurance they were non-wired and made of biodegradable material.
