Sentence examples for grants to include from inspiring English sources

He persuaded the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation to expand the area eligible for grants to include Chinatown and Little Italy.

We analyzed expenditure by activities within SDA, for two grants for which the data were available, and which were the only grants to include activities directly related to SRH integration: ETH-202-G03-H-00 and ET-708-G08-H.

Activities are structured such that there are strong incentives or requirements (i.e., in the seed grants) to include partners (and trainees) in research and related activities, including priority-setting.

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Bernard, the archbishop of Nazareth granted some of the tithes of Legio to the hospital of the monastery of St. Mary in 1115, then in 1121, he extended the grant to include all of Legio, including its church as well as the nearby village of Ti'inik.

Permission was granted to include previously validated items in the midwifery student survey.

Extending the Child Support Grant to include the period of pregnancy would not only serve to acknowledge and address the particular challenges faced by poor women, but also go some way to securing the health of newborn children and future generations.

The grants have to include community groups outside the school.

It recently extended its international grants programme to include more countries around the world, including Afghanistan, Mongolia, Guatemala and Lebanon.

Triangle Mysteries — The Paper Springer, the publisher of The Mathematical Intelligencer, has generously granted permission to include a copy of Steven Humble's and Dr. Ehrhard Behrends' research paper with this Numberplay post.

We have also been granted approval to include patients unable to provide informed consent (due to cognitive impairment) as long as the next of kin provides informed consent on the patient's behalf.