Sentence examples for granting money from inspiring English sources

Historically, foundations have helped the disadvantaged by granting money to nonprofits to provide social services.

When the Texas Legislature passed a bill in 2007 granting money for high school students up to age 26, Mr. King opened a new school for older high school dropouts in a matter of weeks.

The idea of granting money to Iraq with no hope of repayment has become particularly unpalatable for many lawmakers, several of whom have written amendments that would require some form of a loan.

According to Sterling K. Speirn, the foundation's chief executive, it is granting money to early-childhood literacy programs in Kalamazoo partly because the Promise, by spending money on children when they're older, gives a boost to the money Kellogg spends on younger children today.

In Texas, a similarly sweeping anti-Agenda 21 bill submitted this year sought to prevent any governmental entity from accepting money from or granting money to any "nongovernmental or intergovernmental organization accredited by the United Nations to implement a policy that originated in the Agenda 21 plan".

The belief is now widespread, even among some supporters of Federal aid to the arts, that in granting money to artists and arts organizations the endowment was not always successful in distinguishing between works intended to scandalize the bourgeoise and those that were beyond the pale.

Granted, money is what makes Wall Street run, and Goldman Sachs is no exception.

These councils were granted money by the U.S. and operated as development banks.

Dr. Spence receives his grant money.

And begging for more grant money.

Research like this takes more than grant money.