Sentence examples for grants to both from inspiring English sources

The Housing Trust would have the authority to make loans and grants to both multifamily projects and home owners, including so-called up-front grants, downpayment grants, construction loans, subordinate loans, and direct equity investments.

The Federal Govetnment should provide funds to regional foundations or institutes, which would administer grants to both American and foreign organiza tions undertaking programs of social and political develop ment.

"I made financial grants to both N.Y.U. and Columbia but never to the public school system," said Mr. Zuckerman, the publisher of The Daily News, who recently gave $1.5 million to create an academically selective high school and who is vice chairman of the Fund for Public Schools.

Now, communities can apply for grants to both plan and implement Promise Neighborhoods.

He became the patron of the abbeys of Whitland and Strata Florida and made large grants to both houses.

Those totals do not include an estimated $480 million in city, state and federal tax breaks granted to both teams.

Politifact said the waivers have been granted to both companies and unions, with no pattern of special treatment.

During the Díaz regime, land concessions, including rights to the subsoil, had been granted to both foreign and national companies for unlimited periods.

The pardons granted to both men on Saturday eliminated the charges and freed them to return to the United States, said Robert F. Fink, a partner in the Manhattan law firm Piper, Marbury, Rudnick & Wolfe.

Thus, through state agreements, definite special rights, primarily in the areas of taxes and education, were granted to both the Roman Catholic Church and the Evangelical (Lutheran-Reformed) churches of the individual states.

Massachusetts law provides the eight weeks of unpaid leave per child (e.g., 16 weeks for twins). However, if both parents work for MIT, only eight weeks' unpaid leave total is granted to both parents.