Sentence examples for grant-making body from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron said Britain would make a multi-million pound donation to the grant-making body and encouraged other commonwealth nations to do the same.

Althea Efunshile of Arts Council England says the grant-making body has spent £1.5 billion ($2.4 billion) on construction projects since 1995.

The art on view dates from roughly the late 1920s to the late 1940s, a period when the fund was active as a grant-making body under the leadership of Edwin Rogers Embree.

As an African grant-making body, we are laser-focused on tapping the best minds on the continent to develop innovative local solutions to our health and development challenges," said Aesa's director, Tom Kariuki.

"My sense is that you go up the ladder a couple of rungs and then it's a big climb to get to where the next opportunities are," said Frances Phillips, the program director of the Creative Work Fund, a grant-making body that supports collaborative art projects in the Bay Area.

To demonstrate another possible solution, the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, an independent grant-making body, published a manifesto earlier this month proposing how the £2.3bn earmarked for prison building could be better spent on alternative measures that would reduce the prison population.

The research has covered 3,500 grant-making bodies.

"Many grant-making bodies do not regard lawyers as appropriate recipients.

The standards could also be embraced by government grant-making bodies, increasing the likelihood that state laws will be modernized to protect faculty correspondence.

All grant-making bodies must develop clear evidence on the right balance of funding between London and the regions, and how they will work towards it.

Indeed, as explained later, public health networks (as well as regulatory or grant-making bodies on which patient advocates are represented) can serve as an interface through which more strictly defined patient communities can interact with more broad-based groups or coalitions, advocating together for health and quality-of-life-improving measures.