Sentence examples for grants making from inspiring English sources

For independent schools, this means offering student grants, making their facilities available to the community or teaming up with state schools on some projects.

The Australian government has also chimed in with $93 million in promised grants, making this one of the biggest research and development projects ever seen in Australia.

Most foreign postdocs are funded from their principal investigators' research grants, making them "temporary employees" or similar in the eyes of most institutions.

These include making private institutions eligible for government grants, making it easier for them to attain UK degree-awarding powers and permission to use the title "university", and extending eligibility for government loans to more of their students.

At first, she was offered large loans and no grants, making it impossible to attend.

We must be able to move quickly, ready to make grants, making a return to school happen quickly and preventing the instances of the exploitation of children.

Students who received bigger grants made bigger donations than counterparts who received smaller grants.

The city contributes a million, donations add another million, and grants make up the rest.

The agency said it continued to honor contracts and grants made before the shutdown.

Foreign aid and grants make up almost 30% of the budget.

The grants made to Mandalay's management represent a trend among companies, compensation experts say.