Sentence examples for grants back from inspiring English sources

For example, Ryan would cut Pell grants back to their 2008 levels.

Instead, after two terms, a "liberal" president still can't lift Pell grants back to the value they had in the 1970's, or shake loose a few extra billion to fully fund Head Start.

Winning research grants back home is also challenging after a long time away, sources say.

NIH has asked BCM to document that it has managed potential conflicts for every new grant and to review paperwork for active NIH grants back to 2004.

"When Starbucks and other companies made stock options grants back in 2008, there was no guarantee that the companies would succeed," Olson wrote.

Overall, 74% of programs going into competition are currently getting their grants back at the end of a grueling 18-month process.

But the correct pick is Geno Auriemma's women's basketball squad, whose dominance has been taken for granted back home.

Granted, back in the days when he did not realise what a cash-magnet he is, Mr Obama piously vowed to accept public funds if his opponent did.

Much of what most people took for granted back then is no longer universally accepted, including the idea that we could just go on and on the way we were living then, with no consequences.

On this day, they drove an hour from their home in Denville to scour the Yaohan Food Market for special sales on the everyday things that they took for granted back in Taipei.

"But the overarching warning against over-recruitment in 2009-10 remains very important, to avoid the transfer of Hefce grant back to this department in order to meet the consequent unanticipated student support costs".