Sentence examples for grants to fix from inspiring English sources

There is also two hundred and ten million dollars allocated for competitive grants to fix up fire stations.

A federal grand jury in Louisiana last Wednesday indicted Gulfport mayor Brent Warr and his wife on 16 counts of Katrina-related fraud for siphoning off over $220,000 in government grants to fix up their vacation beachfront home.

There are a lot of tech guys out there, they've got rehearsal studios, they've got music, they give people grants to fix up their buildings, they have art galleries, and what they're finding is all of this stuff...art festivals in certain cities, they bring a lot of commerce because people come from all over the state.

The state offered a $4 million loan to lure a Rhode Island manufacturer, Brown & Sharpe, to North Stonington, which would get a $2 million grant to fix up the site.

Both men are hoping to secure a $2.1 million federal grant to fix up the town's main shopping street, which is paved with bricks and lined with empty stores.

The two years Western governments quietly granted it to fix the country's messy politics are drawing to a close.

Yesterday, Gov. Rick Scott offered his intention along the same diversionary tactic as Rubio's: Florida will create a state grant program to fix homeowner septic tanks downstream of Lake Okeechobee.

Sadly neither Santa nor Jim is going to grant my wishes to fix these problems before (next) Christmas.

There, leaders were prepared to consider granting Athens more time to fix its finances and cement assurances that Greece could and should stay in the euro currency union.

Quick recognition by the foreign powers brought the Nationalist government the revenues collected by the efficient Maritime Customs Service; when the powers granted China the right to fix its own tariff schedules, that revenue increased.

In case of granting access, the regulator need to fix the percent of this area opened to each of the agents.