Sentence examples for grants added from inspiring English sources

Even so, given the willingness of Democrats to bend to conservative-oriented lobbying pressure and right-wing messaging, the results could be disastrous -- no matter whether the cuts to Medicaid come through block grants, added state leeway or other budget caps.

While seemingly small individually, the grants add up: At least $120 million for members' items, which lawmakers call "legislative initiatives," has been set aside in the 1990-91 budget.

Between 1983 and 2006, DERT spent $218 million on 161 individual asthma-related research grants, adding to a total of 736 grant years [the aggregate number of years in which all individual principal investigators (PIs) affiliated with a specific institution received funding from NIEHS] (Table 1).

Karlan Ahearne-Grant added second just after the hour mark and Enzio Boldewijn has chipped in with a third.

"You see him [Williams] playing well for his club and you're always worried about your position, you never take it for granted," added Roberts.

"Nothing is for granted," added Pearson, who enjoyed success on his return to the GB team for the first time since the London 2012 Paralympics.

"Granted," added Mandredi, "he was drunk".

New York should follow their lead, granting added protection to animals who are victims of a crime.

The fact that Silent Spring Institute received a competitive NIEHS grant added to its visibility and stature as a research organization.

Students in the developed world, she said, should not take that for granted, adding: "They should be very thankful to God".

May said she was not taking "anything for granted", adding there is a need for the arguments to be heard by Tory members.