Sentence examples for grants and commitments from inspiring English sources

For those needs, the fund has made grants and commitments of about $10 million to several initiatives.

In 2004 he and his wife established the Hintze Family Charitable Foundation; since then it has made grants and commitments to educational, health and religious programs and the arts.

Under her leadership, the Global Network secured more than US $86 million in grants and financial commitments.

Neil Swidey's report on student debt in the Boston Globe was a sobering assessment of how students did not fully appreciate the ramifications of their grant and loan commitments.

Reentry grants and a long-term commitment to provide scientific support are critical elements to encourage scientists to return and remain in their countries.

What is at stake is, at least, an understanding of what is an important part of most peoples' lives, but there is potentially a lot more at stake to the extent the presuppositions and commitments people take for granted turn out to be suspect.

Because of all this and because NIH makes 5-year commitments when making grants and so has only a fraction of its budget available to make new grants the fiscal stability of many labs and institutions is "severely threatened when funding from grants plateaus, or does not grow sufficiently to keep pace with the expansion.

But there are also organizations that provide grants and scholarships for swimmers who display talent and commitment.

Illinois voters would be foolish to take for granted the extraordinary leadership and commitment to women, children and healthy families that Governor Quinn has demonstrated.

She also wrote than she found Brinker's Friday apology "hollow" noting that it contained no commitment to renew Planned Parenthood grants and "no specific apology to the low-income women who would have become the collateral damage from the defunding".

40 Some new ideas implemented to date include advance market commitments, prizes, and priority review vouchers (pull) as well as grants and other contracts that pay for research and agreements with PDPs that channel grant funding and reduce risk (push).