Sentence examples for grants exclusively from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, the Wisconsin Supreme Court overturned the ruling, upbraiding the judge for having "usurped the legislative power which the Wisconsin Constitution grants exclusively to the legislature". The law is reinstated.
The LBTQ's Lavender Fund is the only grantmaking entity in Chicago that provides grants exclusively to LBTQ communities.
Currently Michael continue to focus on doing impactful service work in the community, and now also sits on the board of The Semans Art Fund, which gives scholarships and grants exclusively to the students and Deans of the schools at The University of North Carolina School of the Arts, in Winston-Salem North Carolina.
None of the other countries offers research grants exclusively reserved for the studies in FM/GP.
The NhRP says that certain autonomous non-human beings should also enjoy some of the rights, freedoms and protections granted exclusively to humans under the law.
Out of all the anime licensed to Odex, only the license in respect of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED had been granted exclusively to the company.
A caliphate started by an ordinary warrior carries no weight with the Arab aristocratic families and no legitimacy with most Arab theologians, who see the Islamic caliphate as Allah's gift granted exclusively to the Quraysh tribe of Prophet Muhammad.
Furthermore, all study-related data will be stored on a protected Trimbos Institute server, access to which granted exclusively to the members of the research team.
That same year, after taking over the 50-year-old Dana Foundation as chief executive, Mr. Mahoney began shifting it away from its traditional mission of supporting broader health and educational programs, and focused its grants almost exclusively on neuroscience.
A: No, GRO travel grants are exclusively for KSAS and WSE enrolled graduate students.
"The total absence of research positions and of grants based exclusively on open competition and merit" is a real weakness, according to Stefano Rivella, a recently appointed assistant professor at Cornell University in the United States.
