Sentence examples for granting required from inspiring English sources

The author is greatly thankful to Marcel Tanner, head of the Swiss Tropical Institute, for granting required laboratory space, to Fritz-Albert Popp for repeated motivation, to Oliver Kaltz for discussing the performance of advanced experiments at the CNRS in Paris Francee).

IT'S hard to conceive of a time when electricity was a tough sell, but in the early 20th century the light we now take for granted required its own promotional campaign.

Some elements of equational logic that we now take for granted required a considerable number of years for Jevons to resolve: The Reflexive Law ($A=A$).

A series of hearings the Costa Mesa Planning Commission held to decide whether to grant required permits to four proposed marijuana manufacturing and distribution facilities concluded without public comment Monday and ended with unanimous approval of all of the requests.

Novel interventions should be subjected to rigorous clinical trials but also treatment strategies that have been taken for granted require re-evaluation.

Small grants required signatures from the prime minster.

The grant required the group to secure donor promises of two times as much money or the equivalent in services, for a $2.82 million total.

Hollis Headrick, executive director of the Center for Arts Education, said that while the 1996 grant required two-to-one matching funds, this one would require a one-to-one match from private donors and public agencies.

His first project in the field -- the 1975 summer grant -- required Mr. Montias, already a gifted linguist, not only to learn modern Dutch but also to read 17th-century manuscript sources in old Gothic script.

Montgomery County schools were entitled to $12 million from Race to the Top, but Dr. Weast said he would not take the money because the grant required districts to include students' state test results as a measure of teacher quality.

Public Health Service (PHS) rules for National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants required that the researchers disclose such payments to their institutions; but the reported totals fell short of those reported to Grassley by companies.