Sentence examples for grants for development from inspiring English sources
He provides loans and grants for development projects in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The shady deals escalated sharply after 2008 as property prices soared and well-off businessmen, local and international companies took control of grants for development.
FIFA's leadership is answerable to only the national federations, and the ability of those federations to deliver for their home countries — by landing grants for development projects, for instance, or granting the right to host a soccer tournament — rests on the FIFA leadership's viewing them favorably.
President Obama recently presented a Plan to Make America a Magnet for Jobs by Investing in Manufacturing that coincides with his administration's announcement last year to support the work of community colleges with $500 million in grants for development and expansion of innovative training programs as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act passed by Congress in 2009.
The Belgian Survival Fund, created by the Belgian Parliament, provides grants for development projects in Africa to assist vulnerable families to become healthier and more productive, thereby increasing their household food security.
By state law, California beaches are public property, though the dividing line between private property and public beach is as changeable as the high-tide mark and the easements a homeowner is granted for development rights.
Grants for policy development will also be cut by the same amount.
Last year, they financed a Holocaust program, computer hardware and teachers grants for the development of innovative programs.
The institute has also launched a diversity fund, which will offer grants for career development for projects for people from minority or less privileged backgrounds.
Launched last year, the accelerator promises to provide expertise, time and tailored grants for the development of solutions to the dilemma of managing long-term conditions.
She is a program analyst, responsible for monitoring and providing technical assistance to public housing agencies in Louisiana, and monitoring stimulus grants for housing development.
