Sentence examples for grant to take from inspiring English sources

He then entreated Grant to take heart from his own example.

It awarded the group a $2.55 million forgivable loan, essentially a grant, to take care of long-neglected rehabilitation work.

"Award levels should be reduced by 50% or more of the normal long term incentive grant to take in to account certainty," LGIM said.

Also among the winners is the Bristol Pound, which is getting a £100,000 grant to take the digital version of its successful local currency to other towns and cities, starting with Totnes in Devon.

Last week, her nonprofit advocacy group, Parents for Megan's Law and the Crime Victims Centerreceivedved a $593,000 federal grant to take the project national, using the sharp new mapping program that enables such a computerized tour.

The trustees of his own mosque, the North London Central Mosque Trust, applied in November to the Charity Commission for a grant to take him to court after they became worried about his incendiary sermons and connections with terrorist organisations.

The new options were granted "to take advantage of current market conditions," Patty Smith, a spokeswoman, said.

The company has struggled to regain investor confidence since evidence surfaced last year that the company had incorrectly dated options grants to take advantage of share price rises.

For example, undergraduates would be allowed to use Pell Grants to take summer classes.

It's also time for young adults, who have taken their reproductive rights for granted, to take a stand.

Students must carry 12 credit hours in order to be considered a full-time student, and 18 credit hours is the maximum unless permission is granted to take more.