Sentence examples for grants public from inspiring English sources

Yet both ultimately left behind egalitarian legacies of shared riches — libraries, Pell grants, public broadcasting, and free oxygen for all.

On all fronts – government grants, public and corporate donations, charitable foundations – the third sector is having a grim time.

The White House refused to accept many of the most radical cuts in the original House bill, including deep reductions to Head Start, AmeriCorps, Pell grants, public broadcasting and competitive education programs.

Danish legislation grants public access to field roads and to uncultivated areas, if these are unfenced.

In the biopharma context, the vast majority of the over 600 public and 8000 private companies worldwide have no revenues or earnings, which means that their investment is funded through grants, public or private equity, and/or through resource partnerships with larger, better capitalized public biopharma firms.

One of the laws grants public access to Soviet-era secret police archives.

Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gays Australia blasted the decision to grant public funding.

(To be fair, Mr. Bloomberg has granted public school teachers raises totaling 43 percent since he first took office).

A senior council official in Edinburgh said yesterday: "We do not legalise prostitution, but we do grant public entertainment licences in terms of the Civil Government (Scotland) Act.

Mr. Camps was charged in February for allegedly receiving tailor-made suits in return for granting public contracts, with further possible financial irregularities still under investigation.

Gov. Rick Perry, a Republican, signed legislation cutting property taxes by almost $16 billion over the next two years and granting public school teachers a $2,000 raise.