Sentence examples for grants for every from inspiring English sources

But the Senate, led by two members from small states, voted last week to maintain a formula guaranteeing sizable minimum grants for every state.

He has been asked many times over the years when he was going to win the big prize, and so was not surprised to win the Nobel, according to The A.P. He said he was looking forward to being able to pursue his research without applying for grants for "every tiny bit".

States would be required to treat higher education as a public good (which Demos defines as ensuring that tuition revenue does not exceed revenue appropriated) and in return would be eligible for 20percentt or 60percentt matching federal grants for every dollar they spent on higher education, depending on their level of commitment.

By now he was married and had four children ("I got more grant for every child") and he followed up his degree with a year's teacher training.

The number of college graduates, he says, is much higher than in 1971, when there were 26.7 bachelor's degrees granted for every hundred 21-year-olds in America.

Kevin Clark, The Wall Street Journal: "The footage, which will be released on the league's 'Game Rewind' package, was long-desired by NFL fans but not granted for every play until now.

Then, a washout period of at least two weeks was granted for every participant, so they could start the second phase with the complementary intervention after collecting biological samples and performing questionnaires, again.

Still, Mr. Patwal said the government has not committed funds to his federation, and he has to apply for grants for each event or every time he wants to send Indian athletes to international competitions.

That waiver has been granted for China every year since 1980, and Congress, despite strong resistance in the years after the 1989 military crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square, has never been able to overturn that decision.

What is meant by "sufficiently similar" is rather vague, but it must be granted that for every phoneme there is a permissible range of variation in the phones that realize it.

In September 2015, Pope Francis announced the beginning of a one-year-long abortion amnesty entitled the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy, in which he granted permission for every priest in the world to forgive the sin of abortion for a period of one year.