Sentence examples for granted aid from inspiring English sources

He liberalized the curriculum and granted aid to deserving students.

Some developing nations have also expressed unease that they might be forced into bankruptcy instead of being granted aid to help them ride out financial storms.

When Medicaid was established in the 1960's, pregnant women were granted aid, under the theory that a fetus qualified as a dependent child, the opinion said.

The changes, he suggested, could tighten checks on who is granted aid and reduce the workload by imposing tighter rules on how far cases can be appealed, for example.

Following an intervention last week by Mr Justice Keith, the High Court judge presiding over the multi-million pound lawsuit launched against the manufacturers of the triple vaccine against measles, mumps and rubella, The Observer has learnt that the families are set to be granted aid to pursue their claims against the vaccine's manufacturers.

(In eastern Africa, however, where the large Muslim population was unwilling to send its children to schools managed by Christian religious groups, the government did assume a more active educational role). To assist the missions, the government granted aid to those schools that met requirements based on specific government needs that changed with time.

"I don't expect the government to grant aid".

The most prestigious institutions generally grant aid only based on students' financial need.

"We have to relook at granting aid," Ms. Feinstein said on the CNN program "State of the Union".

Also, over 80% of freshmen receive grant aid totaling nearly $8,000.

She accused it of an arbitrary and unjustified refusal to grant aid convoys access to remoter areas.