Sentence examples similar to grants for full time from inspiring English sources

In one of the worst-kept secrets of recent times, George Osborne used his summer budget to abolish maintenance grants for full-time undergraduate students from 2016-17.

In one advert posted on Gumtree last year, itdescribed loans and grants for full-time students as an "income" which could be obtained while studying on a "flexible" timetable.

It's a good idea to apply for the Special Support Grant instead of the usual maintenance grant for full-time students.

But optional arbitration at Google is only granted for full-time employees, which does not include the thousands of contract workers at the company.

However, optional arbitration at Google is only granted for full-time employees, which does not include the thousands of contract workers at the company.

The referee blows for full time.

Referee blows his whistle for full time.

A. The average grant aid for full-time students at public two-year colleges is more than enough to pay the $2,544 published tuition price.

But in that year, it became affiliated with the National Trust for Historic Presevation, which provided a grant for a full time executive.

The education grants are substantial, about two-thirds of what secondary-school students would receive for full-time work.

At 20, Hind enrolled on an evening class in literature at Glasgow University taught by Jack Rillie, who got him a grant to study full time for a year at Newbattle College in Midlothian.