Sentence examples for grants to observe from inspiring English sources

Before beginning rehearsals, the Théâtre du Soleil's performers were given travel grants to observe theater in Asia.

Using this information, the Grants have been able to observe changes in the beak shape and size of many finches and to understand how those changes have been shaped by natural selection.

Each shot in the unhurried progression is a kind of portrait, granting us enough time to observe a child closely, imagine his circumstances, and see what he does or does not understand.

We are granted only fleeting opportunities to observe the patterns of the game; most of the movie tracks its man in solitude as he bides his time and bursts into activity.

Presence is only granted through the ability to observe the story, so the viewer remains in a non-existent state outside of the story.

But Casey said she wished the courts had granted the defense team access to observe agents as they collected evidence.

To increase student preparation and performance, during the eight-semester period discussed in this study, the exam process was considered a public one, with classroom doors kept open and interested colleagues permitted to observe if granted prior permission by student.

The bill would grant politicians like Pence the right to observe their faith freely, even if their practice of stupidity costs the state billions of dollars.

His American period came about thanks to Jean Sibelius, whose 90th birthday the Koussevitzky Music Foundation had decided to observe with a study grant to an aspiring composer of the old man's choice.

Short of that, ICE needs to exercise its discretion to grant a probation-type period to individuals to observe their behavior.

While "insider" perspectives such as medical professionals observing medical practice settings, can be beneficial as insiders may better understand the nomenclature and culture of what they are observing, "outsider" perspectives of those relatively unfamiliar with the phenomena being studied may be better able to observe the taken for granted [ 24].