Sentence examples for grants allocated from inspiring English sources

The board scrutinises grants allocated to projects across the capital.

Of the $11.5 billion in federal community development block grants allocated for housing in Louisiana, $25 million has gone for homelessness prevention and $72 million for the supportive housing voucher program.

A backlash to this situation took place during the 1970s, with a strong movement toward grants allocated by formula (loosely based on need) rather than application from the states.

The notion that innovation for Medicaid patients should be primarily funded by grants allocated to non-profit organizations is myopic and stifles the ability to create sustainable, root cause-driven impact.

Two Johns Hopkins faculty members Natalia Trayanova and Hans Tomas Bjornsson have been chosen to receive prestigious National Institutes of Health grants allocated for biomedical research projects that face significant challenges but could lead to major health care payoffs.

In 2010 and 2011, for example, donors disbursed just US$125 million of the US$311 million in grants allocated to agriculture projects, and only US$108 million of the US$315 million in grants allocated to health projects.

Block grants allocate a chunk of money to the school, which determines where to spend it, instead of the state-determined formula, which usually looks at school performance, student population and other metrics.

The carousel is being built with a $1.5 million grant allocated by the Borough President, Guy V. Molinari.

The Department for Communities and Local Government budget will be cut by 29%, but within this the grant allocated to local government will fall by 56%.

This article was amended on 26 August 2016 to clarify the proportion of a Church of England grant allocated to the Harbour church in Portsmouth.

Its activities will be funded by a more than £12 million government grant, allocated to the University in December by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council.