Sentence examples similar to grants to kick from inspiring English sources
IRAP provides seed grants to kick-start advanced corporate research and development programs.
El-Sisi reacted with a decree granting himself the power to personally appoint university presidents and department heads, who in turn were granted the authority to kick out students and faculty members at will.
It even grants Mario the power to kick down the flagpole at the end of any given level.
This meant that the creators of the channel had given him access to a set of special commands, which in effect granted him the ability to kick people out of the room when they got unruly, or to reward them with a promotion in the channel hierarchy when they contributed something interesting or useful to the conversation.
The federal government is stepping up its efforts to kick-start the offshore wind industry by awarding $28 million in grants to seven projects that are developing varying kinds of power-generation technology.
The program is intended to kick-start small businesses, especially in inner cities, by providing applicants with mentoring, scholarships and — through grants to community development institutions — investment capital.
In 2001, the Carol M. White Physical Education Program was created in order to provide conditional grants to state health departments in order to purchase equipment and infrastructure for physical fitness in schools, such as slides, jungle gyms, kick balls, and to keep physical education teachers abreast of the latest advances in nutrition and fitness [ 73].
Cuts in federal support for college attendance (both Pell grants and tax breaks) are likely to kick in, worsening student debt.
That grant was supposed to kick-start a flow of American charity to the Caribbean from Rockefeller Philanthropy's well-heeled clientele.
Grants to Study River Blindness.
