Sentence examples for grants due from inspiring English sources

The MCFSP elected to work with Berkeley (one of only six US universities receiving grants), due in part to its tradition of imparting social and civic values to students, in addition to providing a high quality education.

Grant deadlines are firm, and there are often several grants due on the same date.

Both the government and various institutions offer scholarships and grants due to academic excellence and student need.

I get the impression that her problem is more in the fact that she's not competitive for big grants, due to lack of facilities.

Although his team continued its research, with other scientists assuming the principal investigator roles he had held, the lab lost critical time on projects funded by grants due for renewal.

I am either considered "too rich" for some awards or "too established" (due to my faculty appointment of U.S. $1400/month) or not "competitive" enough for big grants (due to lack of facilities).

The Constitution grants due-process rights not only to U.S. citizens but to every "person" in the United States.

In America, even knuckle-dragging quadrupeds are granted due process.

Separately Apollo has offered 170p a share, with both sides being granted due diligence.

Roads have traditionally been taken for granted due to their economic and social significance as transportation and utility corridors.

(Best guess now is that Thompson wants to see bin Laden "caught and killed," then granted due process).