Sentence examples for grants to modify from inspiring English sources

"[Jamaicans] feel they are being pressurised by the UK and US governments in terms of visas and aid grants to modify their position [on homosexuality], which they say is morally based," Diamond told the Guardian.

In 2011, the National Science Foundation granted $11 million to modify an A-10 for weather research for CIRPAS at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, replacing a retired North American T-28 Trojan.

Permission was granted by Weisbord to modify and then translate the DSI into Arabic.

Several Democratic senators are interested in reviving a provision that was knocked out of legislation last summer to grant bankruptcy judges the authority to modify the terms of mortgages for primary residences.

We have Creative Commons, MIT, GNU and other open-source licenses that grant users more free rein to modify – and sometimes market – software while protecting attribution and creators wishes.

In January New Jersey passed a law requiring creditors foreclosing on "high-risk mortgage loans" to grant borrowers a six-month forbearance to modify or refinance the loan.

Open-source software is copyrighted, but its author grants free use, often including the right to modify it provided that use of the new version is not restricted.

During committee stage the Liberal Democrat MP David Howarth warned that the bill could even be used to modify itself and thus grant ministers greater arbitrary powers.

The measure would allow residents to remain in their homes while granting them time to work with lenders to modify their mortgages.

A free software license grants the user a piece of the software extensive rights to modify and redistribute that software.

If the regulator grants a research licence, the UK team stands to become only the second in the world to modify genes in human embryos.