Sentence examples for grants financed from inspiring English sources
Colonial Development grants financed the building of the Jamaican branch of the University of the West Indies (established 1948), which became an important factor in the preparation for independence.
(He has since received research grants financed by an alcohol industry foundation, though he notes that at least one of his studies found that alcohol increased the risk of hypertension).
A bioweapons scientist whose apartment has been searched twice in the F.B.I.'s anthrax inquiry was fired from his job at a Louisiana State University biomedical laboratory after the Justice Department warned the school that it could not use him on grants financed by the department, law enforcement officials said today.
The fund says the AP's original story and a follow-up it ran "have seriously misrepresented the extent of fraud discovered in grants financed by the Global Fund".
This study was supported by Grants financed by FAPESP (Reference Numbers: #2013/19486-0 and #2016/07957-7) and scholarships (IVRO) funded by CNPq, Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico Brazil (#159488/2014-1) and (MF) by FAPESP (Reference Number: #2014/17950-4).
Other federal grants financed highways linking the state capitals, and paid for standard-gauge rail lines between the states.
And the president has proposed an additional $19 billion over 10 years for Pell Grants, financing more than five million recipients next year alone.
Until a decade ago, the Pew Trusts, established by descendants of Joseph N. Pew, the founder of the Sun Oil Company, made more conventional environmental grants, financing things like research and land acquisition.
A $2 million grant financed the major renovations, but volunteers do most of the work.
Recently, a foundation grant financed a program for doctors in the Hudson Valley that raised awareness of Lighthouse services.
Ms. Kight complied and believes that the reason for the rush was to get the grant financed before the new rules went into effect.
