Sentence examples for grants to aid from inspiring English sources
He has secured grants to aid the economically depressed mill cities dotting his district and has sought rural transit initiatives in Northern and Western Massachusetts.
Mrs. Garrabrant, 27, is a manager of national foundation relations in New York at Teach for America, the nonprofit educational organization, where she researches and writes grants to aid the organization's fund-raising.
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, founded by the tech billionaire and his wife, Priscilla Chan, handed out over $3m in grants to aid the housing crisis in the Silicon Valley area.
DIANE CARDWELL IN THE SEATS Emma Bloomberg, 32, senior manager for planning and policy at the Robin Hood Foundation, which gives grants to aid the city's poor, and Anish Melwani, 32, a partner at McKinsey & Company who does pro bono consulting for Robin Hood.
In general, the assumption and the practice was that schooling would be provided by the church or by church organizations, such as the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts (SPGFP), and colonial governments made small grants to aid such provision.
Joseph Barry, left, a well-known developer of housing on the Hoboken and Jersey City waterfronts, pleaded guilty yesterday in federal court to charges of paying more than $100,000 in bribes to Robert C. Janiszewski, the former Hudson County executive, in exchange for his pushing through state and federal grants to aid Mr. Barry's housing developments.
The Comprehensive Organizational Health Assessment (COHA) was designed as part of a federally funded grant to aid development of organizational interventions in child welfare settings.
The funds will also go toward creating an endowment, which staff and faculty members can apply to for mini-grants to aid professional development, purchase classroom materials and more.
Robbins receives a grant to aid children in Malawi, which leads to a falling out between her and Torres.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation announced Tuesday it would provide a $900,000 planning grant to aid the Los Angeles Unified School District's efforts to create smaller high schools that emphasize personalized learning.
(A 2007 state law established a grant program to aid biomass power, but the $30 million has not been financed).
