Sentence examples for grant to spend from inspiring English sources
Antoinette Byam, who received a grant to spend a month in Ghana in 2006, won a Fulbright scholarship in 2008 to do research in Mexico and Peru.
The first investment under the "Billion for Buffalo" program is a grant to spend $15 million to build a new 40,000-square-foot laboratory at the medical campus, and $35 million more to equip it for high-tech companies, among them the Albany Molecular Research Institute, a contract pharmaceutical and biotechnology research and manufacturing company that Mr. Enstice helped to recruit.
That same year, she received a training grant to spend part of her summer at the Desmond Tutu HIV Centre at the University of Cape Town in South Africa.
The eldest of three children, he grew up in France and Italy and, at 17, won a National Science Foundation grant to spend the summer studying in San Diego.
Harmony's history underscores the vast latitude that many charter school systems have been granted to spend public funds.
Most famous among these is the Erasmus study exchange programme, which offers students grants to spend a year at a European university.
Local authorities are being given ring-fenced grants to spend on public health services, including substance misuse treatment from April.
"We were given two thousand dollars of grant money to spend on caviar," explains DeSalle, who is in his early 40s.
The group now spends around $118,000 annually on church restoration and, with Mr. Wilson's grant, plans to spend at least an additional $200,000.
It's a question that dogs researchers who only have so much time and grant money to spend.
And raising the debt ceiling is not about granting permission to spend more money; it's about borrowing to service the debt that the country has already incurred.
