Sentence examples for grants it will from inspiring English sources

With "microfinancing" grants, it will steer money from FreedomWorks donors — the tax code protects their anonymity — to local Tea Parties.

Without maintenance grants, it will mean that I'm taking out a £8,200 maintenance loan on top of the £9,000 tuition loan, which equates to £51,600 worth of debt for three years' study.

While it is like other companies' foundations in making grants, it will also be untraditional in making for-profit investments, encouraging Google employees to participate directly and lobbying public officials for changes in policies, company officials said.

"If building codes are tied to federal grants, it will give states an incentive".

The agency will make around 700 fewer grants; it will freeze training stipends; and it expects to admit 750 fewer patients the NIH clinical center.

Being excluded from Horizon 2020 will not only limit the ability of Swiss researchers to attract grants; it will also make it more difficult for Swiss academics to establish ties with researchers at non-Swiss European universities.

If the party appears to be taking the voters for granted, it will be deservedly punished at the polls".

He proposed sending Chechen special forces, saying in a radio interview, "If our request is granted, it will be a celebration for us".

Granted, it will probably take some time to get to the point where I could conduct interviews in Hindi, but hope springs eternal.

Granted, it will take a few years of government support to make our cars cleaner, our energy generation greener and our economy more fuel efficient.

The vote of confidence, of we are granted it, will confirm our capacity to hold power, to act for the good of common people each and every day.